Kansas-Mo, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Indianapolis

[Lee Lockhart]

Hi BP, Can anyone give insight on investing Kansas City-Mo, Milwaukee-Wis, St. Louis-Mo, Minneapolis-Min and Indianapolis-In? Anything feedback appreciated. Thanks...

[Todd Dexheimer]

@Lee Lockhart all of those markets are very different. Milwaukee, KC and St. Louis will all have really good cash flow, but likely slow appreciation. The cities themselves all have had population declines and are seeing some growth in pockets, but more so in the suburbs. 

Indianapolis will have decent cash flow (not as good as the aforementioned) with a chance for greater appreciation, albeit still slow. It's economy has become diverse and the population, especially to the north is growing and doing well. 

Minneapolis is completely different. The city is seeing good growth with a very diverse and stable economy. The city and most of the suburbs are in very good shape. Cash flow in Minneapolis will be really low, as well as being able to find a "deal." This is by far the most expensive city.