What are some things to consider when investing in smaller cities

[Michael Hunt]

Hello,

What are some things to consider when investing in smaller cities? 

I'm looking to invest in cities with a population of 100k - 1M (with high growth rates / strong job aspects, etc.), but wanted to see if there was anything to consider when breaking it down to the following smaller categories.

1.) City with a population of <100k

2.) City with a population between 100k - 250k

3.) City with a population between 250k - 1M

Thanks in advance.

[Ricardo Hidalgo]

Quote from @Michael Hunt:

Hello,

What are some things to consider when investing in smaller cities? 

I'm looking to invest in cities with a population of 100k - 1M (with high growth rates / strong job aspects, etc.), but wanted to see if there was anything to consider when breaking it down to the following smaller categories.

1.) City with a population of <100k

2.) City with a population between 100k - 250k

3.) City with a population between 250k - 1M

Thanks in advance.

 I would invest on the emerald coast if you are looking for a small niche community that has steady and strong job aspect. The rentals are strong, consistent and appreciation is great. Navarre, Mary Esther, Crestview and Niceville are very stable markets due to the military bases and retirees in the area. We have great short term opportunities from destin to Panama City beach. You can go wrong with the long term vision of our market.