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Nic Walling
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  • Irvine, CA
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High Preforming SFR Markets

Nic Walling
  • Relationship Manager
  • Irvine, CA
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As I'm sure many of you have seen, HomeUnion recently put out a report detailing the highest and lowest preforming SFR investment markets (by cap rate).Some of the high preforming markets came as no surprise (Houston, Cleveland, Cincinnati...etc.), while others (like Memphis & Pittsburgh) were a bit surprising to me. On the low and "under-performing" side, California dominated the list. As a resident of Southern California, I painfully understand why every month when I write my rent check. 

That being said, what markets have you been seeing increased opportunity or success in? In the past, I've found the opinion of formal publications to differ greatly from those of the savvy local investor.

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