The average American spends half of their income on two things: 17% on transportation and 33% on housing.

Hi @Vee VuWelcome to BP..Investing in Baltimore previously and Philadelphia Presently;I agree with all of your verification where the City of Baltimore current market analysis.You might need to consider not just Philadelphia County at the Pricing Point but also with Delaware County with a solid rental market bordering Philadelphia County and strong transportation options along with Section 8 and Tenant Evictions much more favorable than Philadelphia.Let me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

I think there is a lot of potential in the area given the reasons you've already listed, location (close to the freeway and SF), millennial's rental preference, proximity to public transportation, etc.    

If you were to be transported out of your kitchen and into the jungle where you needed to hunt your food before you could cook it would you survive?

I get one which is 1bed and 1bath from Indiana house manufacturing company for $18,900( not including transportation cost for moving it from Indiana to Minnesota and the installation cost, ) , is this good deal ?

Some of the industries that are driving the economy in Atlanta include technology, IT, film, transportation, consumer goods, and financial services.The Atlanta apartment market, in aggregate, had an average vacancy rate of 9.0% in 2017 and 12-month rent growth rate of 3.6%.

For instance, a major transportation hub like a Subway Station?

Not to say that it can't (or won't) happen, but it might be best to start with neighboring towns that are somehow connect to public transportation.

The mining and logging industry ranked first in job creation followed by manufacturing, other services, financial activities, professional and business services, construction, leisure and hospitality, and transportation, warehousing, and utilities.All Texas metro areas except Brownsville-Harlingen and Waco had more jobs.

https://medium.com/@nathanwaters/driverless-hotel-rooms-the-end-of-uber-airbnb-and-human-landlords-e39f92cf16e1Interesting article about the second order effects of the biggest business opportunity since the Internet, driverless cars.Now that Waymo is driving around Phoenix with no one in the driver seat and they have $20B to deploy their robo taxi and logistics service, driverless cars that transport people around a city are here.