Quote from @Ladarius Payne: Hey everyone, I’m new to the BiggerPockets platform but not just here to browse — I’m actively taking steps toward real estate investing with a strong focus on the BRRRR strategy. 

.✅ Why I like the Columbia market right now:Steady population growth (thanks to the University of South Carolina, healthcare, and military presence)Strong rental demand with limited new inventoryI’ve been seeing traction with new construction rental products, in both Richland and Lexington counties. 

And if you’re interested in a hands-off cash-flow property with strong tenants in place, I’d love to connect.Any input you can provide would be much appreciated.Corey

I’m bringing in plenty of potential tenants, but none are committing.

Getting your license could be valuable if you focus on being a strong buyer's agent.

Each has slightly different characteristics:Detroit offers low entry points and high rent-to-price ratios but requires strong property management and careful neighborhood selection.Birmingham has a strong economic foundation and is in a landlord-friendly state, which many investors appreciate for long-term stability.St.

It's also in a hotbed of tech talent employed by other giants, such as Amazon and IBM.Nvidia and Dell have forged a strong partnership as the latter's infrastructure solutions group is using the former's AI optimized servers, and have committed to building an AI factory together.

New to STR and considering investing in San Bernardino County mountains mainly due to proximity. I know profits are not what they were in 2020, but wondering about trajectory of area and if it’s too saturated to enter...

You'll have to be ready to commit hard to make any real money off it. 

However, you would be committing fraud when you signed the statement that you meet the requirements of being accredited.