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Cities with best Multifamily (5+ units) Cap Rates & Landlord laws
As a Canadian I'm considering dipping my feet into the US market. Prices of properties in Canada have sky rocketed and rents have not. Where we currently invest, we have strict Tenant/Landlord laws making it very difficult to increase rents and almost impossible to evict a tenant (even for the best of reasons!).
We would obviously be investing at a distance, so we are open to any state/city that makes the most sense in terms of purchase price, cashflow and most importantly landlord friendly. We would also ideally want to invest in properties with around 10-12 units (flexible on this).
So far we have looked into Ohio, Indianapolis, and Texas.
Where would you suggest I narrow my search?
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