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  • Sunnyvale, CA
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Terre Haute, IN

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  • Sunnyvale, CA
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Hey BP,

I've been researching various cities, and it seems like Terre Haute has a low median house price with a high median rent. My question is whether you think this is sustainable for a long-term investment. I'm looking for a buy-and-hold SFR property. In a lot of economic indicators, it looks to be on par with average job growth, pop growth, income growth etc.  Local investors, what can you tell me?

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