I about to pull about $50K from my SFH in Middle Georgia and I’m planning my next move.

If your target demographic (upper middle class/upper class/government workers) for your STRs are less impacted by these factors then that market will produce a better return now.7.

Most of the largest cities in the Midwest, includingChicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and Minneapolis, rank in the middle of the pack.Geographic and infrastructure advantages support leasing by small manufacturingand distribution tenants in these locations.However, limited population growth, or in some casespopulation losses, result in less robust leasing among smaller tenants in localconstruction trades.

There’s a stairway going right down the middle of the two downstairs apartments that separates them.

To note, it seems the only zip codes where the big rent disparities exist is middle and upper class neighborhoods (this makes me think HUD is trying to incentivize section 8 in better neighborhoods/school districts).

If you get 10 appraisals done on a property, chances are you will have 10 different numbers, some will be way out on the low end others on the high end and majority somewhere in the middle.

The population growth, job business growth, they are all very relevant when investor is GP syndicator ; but if it's newbie one SF rental owner, even cute 2/1 BR in middle of Ohioville somewhere would generate decent return.

Their long-term buy and hold has put their net worth into middle 7 figures and just with a small number of properties.

I'm in the middle of a 203K renovation and had drawings done before close in October.

Dear BP Family,My name is Brooks Dodd, a 22-year-old residing in Middle Georgia.