Yeah, the Midwest and South have definitely stood out to me great mix of affordability, growth, and investment potential.

I'm currently based in Logrono where prices are much more affordable but am also looking in the Valencia region.

It likely won’t be about cash flow but can offset your expenses to save more money to invest again out of state if you’re looking for more affordable options.

I want to keep the property but also know that this ridiculous HOA isn't going away and even if they move/move on, someone else will just buy it since I can't afford to buy them out right now.

@Steven RossiBaltimore is a strong market for single-family rentals, offering affordability, high rental demand, and value-add opportunities.

We have 40k in the bank and 100k equity in our current house (but we can't afford a larger payment on our current residence).

The trade off is the building must remain affordable housing for 30 years.  

While home prices have cooled slightly from their peak, affordability remains a significant barrier.According to the National Association of Realtors, homes in the U.S. spent an average of 36 days on the market in January 2025, a slight increase from last year but still well below historical norms.

If they can't afford that, then let their lease expire, fix the place up as needed, and get it rented.

Has that helped your insurance affordability?