@William CoetLook at what a property was worth in major cities back in 1990 compared to today and then use the same for properties in landlord friendlier states.

Rents are strong compared to price points and its not hard to find good tenants.  

Consider maybe doing a HELOC instead if you're looking for other deals to buy - this will let you keep the house and the current very low interest rate compared to today's rates but also free up working capital to apply elsewhere.

Comparing Equity with debt is kind of apples vs. oranges. 

The property prices are lower compared to other markets, and the rental demand in certain neighborhoods can be pretty strong.Let me know if you want to know anything!

Hey Ben,I get where you’re coming from—sometimes those numbers can seem too good to be true, especially when you compare Detroit to other markets.

Independent insurance agents can also help compare rates across multiple providers, and they might have access to options that aren’t available directly.

Some property management can be a big help, but no property management company is going to prioritize the client with one unit compared to all the others who have a lot.

I know there has been some movement to GA from CA recently. 

To begin, I am considering renting my primary home because the loan is at a low interest rate, and the cash flow, based on comparable rentals in the area, is promising.