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Which STATES to invest?

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Hello BP, 

Simple question. Which neighborhoods are trending right now for rental properties? Can you put some zip codes below? Thank you

Im from california but am open to any market

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Hello BP, 

Simple question. Which neighborhoods are trending right now for rental properties? Can you put some zip codes below? Thank you

Im from california but am open to any market


 Midwest is one of the popular places. But I would look for landlord friendly states/cities where you can maximize spending power for maximum returns.


 Any zip codes in mind that you’d recommend 


Research Ohio cities, Kansas City, Detroit, etc. There are too many zip codes to possibly list. Just research landlord friendly cities/states where you can cash flow.


 I’ve heard Ohio isn’t too landlord friendly… how accurate is that ? Have you invested there before 

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