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Adrian Mahdian
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Top 10 cities for cash flow (+ appreciation) and low entry prices

Adrian Mahdian
  • Investor
  • Poland
Posted

Want cashflow, low prices and appreciation?

Starting local is usually your best bet, and then drawing 20mi circles and adding 20mi again around you until you find an attractive market.

But I am not in the US....

... so I developed My market analysis algorythm for out of state (or country) people like me

This made it easier for me to find a market with landlord friendly laws, population growth, cashflow potential and low entry prices (I have a limited budget of around $200k).
So this ranks the cities (the pink numbers) from best potential to lowest potential. this is a REALLY huge rule of thumb guys... it's just MORE LIKELY to find cashflow in these areas and ALSO these areas are more likely to appreciate (population growth baby ;)). 

So I am optimizing for some cashflow and some appreciation. And this list is the fruit of that. Then I went furthur and added landlord friendliness, property taxes and other info such as likelihood for natural disasters etc etc... honestly this can get as detailed as you want it to be but I think I will share it now so you can just choose a market that is good enough and START.

I love data and boring numbers.

I decided to share this to help all other investors who are in on their journey where I was in my research phase about 1 month ago, I hope this makes it less painfull.

I have already done due dilligence on a few of these markets so feel free to reach out and I will connect you to the best people that I know in that area currently. 

Good luck! // AdrianBeFree

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