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Choosing a market for out of state investing
Hey everyone.
I'm in the early stages of picking an out of state market to invest, and could use a little guidance. I've zeroed in on the Indianapolis metro area. Population seems to be on the rise and there are a few submarkets that I've found that appear to have decent rent to price ratios.
So my question is:
How much should I be paying attention to the percentage of residents who own vs. rent their home? For example, let's say I'm doing research on a specific town/neighborhood and I see that 93% of people own their homes and only 7% rent. Does that mean demand for rental properties in that area is low, and should therefore scare me off?
Would love to hear everyone's thoughts!
Thanks,
Derek