I think that areas on the outskirts of desirable cities where many people are moving (ie: Charleston) have great long term potential, as eventually people start to rent right outside the downtown area when prices rise. 

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I took many courses before actually taking action on my first investment and I still have self-doubt when attempting new strategies and I have failed.Second, anyone who has not experienced self-doubt has not pushed themselves into the uncomfortable place of trying something new and potentially failing but learning a great lesson making them stronger.You are capable Robel.

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Thanks Ty - that's a great idea and exactly what I need!

Aside from the real estate websites (idealista, sapo,Imovirtual) and AirDNA, is there another website/source that we can use to analyze the areas?

Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

If you live in a high cost of living area, investing in more affordable out-of-state markets can be a great strategy.

So I stop and say "great, that's good info.

For example, are there specific documents or information I should prepare, or would identifying a target property first be more beneficial?