Demand is high for affordable housing.

I've also had appraisers tell me straight up that they are on a mission to keep values down and make housing more affordable.

I'm not opposed to investing in Ashland, but Huntington would be my first choice due to the population, demand, growth, college, affordability, and the list goes on and on.

Akron does have a lot of potential with its affordable housing, growing job market, and revitalization efforts and could be a good fit for your goals.

The ripple effect of AB 968 could be that fewer distressed properties hit the market at affordable prices, ultimately impacting those looking for a fixer-upper to build their equity.2.

Evictions are one outgrowth of the U.S. housing shortage and lack of affordability.

Choose a market based on affordability, population growth, job opportunities, landlord-friendly states, and BRRRR potential.

Now to help with affordability, zoning allows for up to 5 unrelated adults in a unit, but again, as long as reasonable occupancy standards are met for the size of the unit. 

@Michele RichardChicago neighborhoods and suburbs are ideal for rental properties and Building Reconstruction Redevelopment (BRRRRR) due to proximity to major development projects, affordable multi-family units, and strong rental demand.

They paid the deposit and prorated rent, but they couldn't afford a full month of rent a week later.