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Investing in the Midwest - City comparison
Hi Everyone,
New BP member here looking for some suggestions / articles / tips
I live in CA and go frequently to Southern Indiana, as I have family there. I'm looking at these four cities to potentially invest in a single-family rental property under $150k, with non-excessive rehab work needed. Does any of these stand out to you for a particular reason? e.g. growth, safety, taxes, regulations, etc. I'm looking at the numbers but would also love to get your feedback.
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Lousiville,
Cincinnati
Best,