All Forum Posts by: Dennis Maynard

1. Louisville, KY 0- its my home market. Very affordable living, good rental market, and a growing population. 

2. Gatlinburg - I want to buy a STR cabin. Its an established vacation market.

3. Cincinnati, OH - very similar market to Louisville. plenty of opportunity for rentals, flips, and multi-family. Affordable. 

Charlotte, North Carolina. The growth I have seen living in this city the past 10 years is insane. Tough to cash flow on rentals but the wealth of the buy and hold investors here will be through the roof in 20-30 years. 

Not anywhere near enough housing + ~70 people moving here every day. Great appreciation metrics. 

Not to worry in charleston the BAR regulations are quite stiff..  if you google 7 New st.. I built that 3 years ago now and it blends right in and its hard to tell its a new build..  its not like other areas were infill in old established neighborhoods and the build is a Modern design.. Like you see in Fountain Square in Indy and a lot here in PDX..

I was the first one to build  " across the tracks" in Charleston 8 years ago now there had not been a new build in that area in almost 20 years.. it was a huge risk at the time  and we did do a modern there.. I sold it to Shep of the Southern Charm reality show :)..

as of now i am wrapping up the last 5 I built in 2020.2021  and cant find any lots that make sense  ..  So not sure I will continue there. However very proud of our body of work we did pioneer the one area and now its really blossomed.. values of the existing homes have more than doubled to tripled for the owners there.  As it was an area no one really wanted until we /  And other builders following us took the risk.

If I was 30 years younger i would move there in a heartbeat. 

Beautiful home.  Nice Job. 

The Salt Lake City to Bozeman corridor is really interesting to me.  Especially for flips or STRs.  High growth that may be just the beginning of a major generational shift away from big cities.  Incredibly beautiful scenery!

Grass lawns will be a thing of the past already happening in Vegas  buy stock in a company that makes artificial turf they are going to have a field day in the coming years.. that stuff has been massively upgraded.. we even used it on the South side of Chicago recently its darn near Hood proof as well.

"field day" - No pun intended? 

Hmm, I feel like a bunch of the Californians and cityfolk that have moved into Idaho, Montana, etc. will have second thoughts after a couple winters, or as their employers call them back to the office. We'll see!