Hi Pari, I am just getting started as well.

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

@Sara Holda I'm a bit late to this post, but what you're trying can't be done in metro Nashville.

Many of the HOAs across the metro at that price point do not have inhibitive rental restrictions.I would strongly urge you to avoid areas with flat or declining population in areas like Macon.

The problem is that the statistics refer to the City of Milwaukee, which represents only 1/3 of the population of the Milwaukee metro area.

@Paul Elston I invest in the Raleigh metro and currently have projects in Dunn and Fayetteville.

I see that listed as one of the overbuilt markets, but I think that’s just an easy thing for storage ‘experts’ to say right now about a few metros.

@Demitri Blanco, like most markets, sourcing and acquiring a cash-flow or break-even turnkey LTR or small multifamily property in metro Atlanta will be tricky unless you intend to put down 30%—40%.

You may find a property to BRRRR, but that is ever more difficult in FL, especially in the Tampa Metro.

Any metros that over built the last few years are having vacancy issues.