I am working on finding a way to fund the acquisition of a condo in Nashville, TN.

So for instance the southeast has Charlotte, Atlanta, Charleston, Greenville, Jacksonville, Orlando, Knoxville, Nashville, Little Rock, Birmingham, etc.Another way to get market leads is to type top 10 retirement city's or top ten city's for population growth, or job growth, top 10 best place to live, work, vacation, go to college, etc. let your mind run wild.3.

I currently have 2 rental properties close to downtown Nashville, TN, self managed, and looking to buy more.

Or better yet, stay local so you don't have to rely on the kindness of strangers to make or break your investments for you ... are there really no RE deals or anybody making money in Nashville RE?

My full time experience is running and operating a RE investing business (rehabs, wholesaling, rentals) in Nashville TN.

How about cities like Phoenix, Nashville, Houstin, Austin, San Antonio, Raleigh, and Charlotte?

Cash flow is important to us but we're definitely willing to sacrifice some cash flow for an area with great potential.So far we have our eyes on Nashville, Austin, Denver/Thornton/Aurora, Raleigh and would love any insights and pros/cons of investing in these markets.

The idea is to find realtors in the area [Nashville] who maybe don't have time to host open houses, and to help them out by doing so for them.

I know there are certain zoning laws that don't allow for STRs, Airbnbs, and Vacation rentals in Tenn and Nashville unless the owner is also living in the property.

I live in the Nashville area and while there are deals here, they are harder for find and quite competitive in this market.