Bismarck is a possibility (more economic diversity) if you'd like to get a rental somewhat close to where you're working.

We look for an oppourtunity to improve physical, operational, and economical efficiencies.

My other issue with them keeping the entire 100% has to due with the fact that this creates an economic incentive for them to not collect rents on time.

Also, read the local news and get a feel of what is going on there, where things are going on, economics of the area, etc. 

The three most important economic and demographic trends to look at in a market are 1.

At least with an old 2000 sf. ranch house built in 1959 you can tear out the plumbing, gut it and totally renovate it, and it will make economic sense to do so when the values get high enough in those neighborhoods.What happens to old condos? 

I'm interested in investing in Kansas City due to the strong cash flow potential and optimistic economic outlook the market.

Our Portfolio is by far mostly rentals which are safe during any economic downturn you’re predicting.If you prefer to invest where the realty company can fold up and hide from you, that’s your call.

But of course you have to know what you're looking for.Something else I always do is look for the economic development committee in each city and see what they're up to. 

One must have to have knowledge of its local economics.