Louis, MOUndervalued neighborhoodsGood rent stability and section 8 options📈 Best Appreciation + Growth MarketsThese have seen rising home values and job migration, ideal for long-term upside.Charlotte, NCRapid growth, banking/tech hubLow vacancy and increasing rentsTampa, FLStrong in-migration, no income taxAirbnb and long-term optionsPhoenix, AZMassive growth during COVID migrationTight inventory, rising rentsNashville, TNBooming job market and rising populationStill has mid-tier housing pricesRaleigh-Durham, NCTech corridor, research & educationHigh tenant quality and low delinquency🧱 Emerging / Hybrid MarketsGood mix of appreciation, rent growth, and cash flow.Little Rock, ARAffordable SFR stockGood rent yields, growing investor interestColumbia, SCStable government employment baseHigh rent-to-value ratioHuntsville, ALRocket/military economyExcellent long-term growth and landlord lawsKansas City, MOBalanced market with investor toolsJob growth and diverse economyJacksonville, FLPort city, military, healthcare hubHigh SFR demand and tax benefits🚨 Caution Zones (Often Overheated or Low ROI)Austin, TXLos Angeles, CASan Francisco Bay AreaSeattle, WANew York CityThese cities may have strong appreciation but generally low rental yields, high taxes, or tenant-unfriendly laws.Anyone else using AI in their real estate business????  

I know that @Brandon Rush is a commercial RE broker in CT.  

One thing I like about real estate over stocks is that there is always the underlying asset with RE, and it's rare for RE values to go to zero in good locations, but there is the risk of that happening in places like Detroit.

My goal is to purchase my first multifamily long-term rental and eventually use the BRRRR method to grow and scale into a diverse portfolio that includes long-term, vacation, and commercial rentals.

But you will need a good team of a PM, GC, lender, and a RE agent.

But my ap seems to have a bug that reloads the page to not show anything everytime I scroll up to read it. 

I'm looking for a place with a strong community vibe, a progressive atmosphere, diverse population (especially 25-35 crowd), and access to tech/startup meetups and co-working spaces.My key challenges/questions for this community:Budget & Pet-Friendly: Finding 1BRs under $1000 that are genuinely pet-friendly (dog, no breed restrictions ideally) is tough.

I don't receive any type of compensation, not even $1 if I refer you to an agent, contractor or other RE industry personJust be careful and there's money to be made and not everyone has your best interests at heart.

One of things that makes California so unique is that it is so diverse.

From month three onward: no rent at all.In Philly, eviction starts with the Eviction Diversion Program (EDP), which delays things by about a month.