State Real Estate Tax Rate per WalletHub.com Rank State Tax Rate Tax on $173K home Median Home Price Tax on Median 2 Alabama 0.43% $773 $125,500 $543 T-32 Alaska 1.18% $2,112 $250,000 $2,956 T-17 Arizona 0.81% $1,446 $167,500 $1,356 10 Arkansas 0.62% $1,111 $111,400 $693 T-17 California 0.81% $1,438 $385,500 $3,104 8 Colorado 0.60% $1,073 $247,800 $1,489 48 Connecticut 1.97% $3,517 $270,500 $5,327 4 Delaware 0.54% $959 $231,500 $1,243 5 District of Columbia 0.56% $1,000 $475,800 $2,665 27 Florida 1.06% $1,894 $159,000 $1,686 25 Georgia 0.94% $1,685 $148,100 $1,397 1 Hawaii 0.27% $487 $515,300 $1,406 14 Idaho 0.76% $1,366 $162,900 $1,246 50 Illinois 2.30% $4,105 $173,800 $3,995 23 Indiana 0.87% $1,560 $124,200 $1,085 38 Iowa 1.48% $2,649 $129,200 $1,916 37 Kansas 1.40% $2,502 $132,000 $1,849 T-19 Kentucky 0.85% $1,511 $123,200 $1,042 3 Louisiana 0.49% $876 $144,100 $707 35 Maine 1.30% $2,321 $173,800 $2,259 30 Maryland 1.10% $1,956 $286,900 $3,142 34 Massachusetts 1.20% $2,139 $333,100 $3,989 44 Michigan 1.78% $3,172 $122,400 $2,174 T-32 Minnesota 1.18% $2,110 $186,200 $2,200 15 Mississippi 0.79% $1,408 $103,100 $813 26 Missouri 1.00% $1,790 $138,400 $1,387 T-19 Montana 0.85% $1,525 $193,500 $1,652 45 Nebraska 1.85% $3,308 $133,200 $2,467 T-19 Nevada 0.85% $1,523 $173,700 $1,481 49 New Hampshire 2.15% $3,838 $237,300 $5,100 51 New Jersey 2.35% $4,189 $315,900 $7,410 12 New Mexico 0.74% $1,324 $160,300 $1,188 41 New York 1.62% $2,899 $283,400 $4,600 T-19 North Carolina 0.85% $1,524 $154,900 $1,322 31 North Dakota 1.12% $2,000 $153,800 $1,722 40 Ohio 1.56% $2,794 $129,900 $2,032 24 Oklahoma 0.88% $1,569 $117,900 $1,036 T-28 Oregon 1.08% $1,929 $237,300 $2,563 39 Pennsylvania 1.53% $2,725 $166,000 $2,533 42 Rhode Island 1.63% $2,915 $238,000 $3,884 6 South Carolina 0.57% $1,019 $139,900 $798 36 South Dakota 1.34% $2,389 $140,500 $1,879 13 Tennessee 0.75% $1,335 $142,100 $1,062 46 Texas 1.90% $3,386 $136,000 $2,578 11 Utah 0.68% $1,218 $215,900 $1,472 43 Vermont 1.74% $3,116 $217,500 $3,795 16 Virginia 0.80% $1,420 $245,000 $1,948 T-28 Washington 1.08% $1,931 $259,500 $2,805 7 West Virginia 0.58% $1,044 $103,800 $607 47 Wisconsin 1.96% $3,499 $165,800 $3,248 9 Wyoming 0.61% $1,097 $194,800 $1,196 

It has been improving it’s ranking since 2009, and has been in the top 25 for economic growth since 2014.Manufacturing is still a major industry, but with new investments from GM and Tesla the city should see some stability in the industry.Alumni from Michigan State University provide a good base for high tech and research jobs in the area.Orlando, FLThe economy has been improving every year since 2012, and the economic growth ranked #9 on the Milkin Institute’s 2016 report.Tourism remains the main industry for the area with Disney and Universal creating a lot of jobs in the area.In addition to the Tourism industry, Orlando has a strong Health Care industry, which will help it attract retirees.Raleigh, NCThe economy has been in the top 15 of the Milkin Institute’s top growing economies for the past 10 years.The Research Triangle that includes NC State, Duke University, and UNC Chapel Hill support a lot of growth in the R&D industry and the alumni provide skilled workers that attract businesses.San Antonio, TXThe economic growth has been in the top 25 of the Milkin Institute’s top growing economies since 2008.In the past, the economy has been highly tied to the Oil industry.

State Farm is ranked #1 in auto, home, and life. 

Also, if you google Zillow lender reviews MN you can find my history and lender rank in Mn.

Richard , always best to stay where most of the population is so you keep the property rented out , Dalton Ga has very few people living there, and limited industries.Gwinnett county has 1,000,000 people in our county, with business growth and development and a chamber of commerce that's nationally ranked for bringing those higher paying jobs in and most important many of the schools are top ranked as well.

I'm still trying to quantify certain aspects of the ranking system (which is spelled out on the earlier link I provided) to see how (or if) I can figure out what demographic shifts, if any, are occurring or may occur.

DFW & Austin rank in top 10 in the Nation by many real estate investing reports.

To rank well, you need to be spending $1,000 plus per month in SEO so if you're doing that, I don't think it would really make much difference which platform you're on. 

There are tons of investor groups here in Dallas-Fort-Worth and Forbes recently ranked us the #1 city in the country to invest in real estate.  

Hi @Nathan Smith, there are about 125 different sites out there, and I've done in-depth reviews of the platforms, interviewed investors, etc. and ranked the ones that came out on top.