Palm Harbor, and oldsmar west to New Port Richey are stable but you have to be careful street by street where you're investing.  

.- landlord friendly- low entry to barrier- Stable market- strong cash flow- Opportunity zones- Section 8 rentalHappy to connect to share more!

Still wanted to be close to CA and Lake Tahoe but have much more favorable tenant/landlord laws, property taxes DO NOT reassess on the sale, stable diversified job growth, population growth, land constraints force appreciation, and a ton of outdoor activities that I enjoy. 

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Memphis or Little Rock would be great options if you're looking for stable, slow growing areas that will yield more for you monthly.

I am all for real estate investing and preparing our future so we can be financially stable from real estate and not have to rely on our W2 income to survive.I have been investing for four years now and have a few properties under my belt.

While the average annual wage increase for job “stayers” was stable at 5.1% in March, the wage increase for job “changers” leapt from +7.6% YoY in February to +10.0% YoY in March — an unprecedented (and inexplicable?)

DSCR would be a great option once rents are stable.

Given your situation, tapping into the equity through a HELOC could be a smart move, allowing you to access capital for new investments without selling off your current assets.That being said, considering your stable cash flow and existing portfolio, a DSCR loan could also be valuable.

I am looking to buy the ugly duck on the block that can grow equity and have stable cash flow- about $500/month.