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Rental Investment Property - GA vs TX vs ID

Ashley Rodgers
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I'm evaluating on buying 1-2 rental properties (either SFH, Duplex or Triple) planning to hold for long term and looking for some decent positive cash flow.

 After my extensive research, I short listed four state GA, TX, IN & ID.  I was looking for some suggestion or opinion to narrow down my search.  

Which cities from these four I should pick - Atlanta, GA , Fort Worth TX, Indianapolis, IN or 

Boise, Idaho. 

Thanks in advance!

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Matthew McNeil
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Matthew McNeil
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Ashley,  if you're wanting to cash flow in Idaho I'd suggest Nampa but you'll most likely need to put down 30%.  That's a simply one-sentence answer to a lot of research and also holding my portfolio in the Treasure Valley.  

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