many of the higher cashflow cities are in the midwest. try to find a map showing the highest average cap rates for multifamily around the country & start looking in the areas with the higher ones. :)

Sacramento metro offers a really nice balance between cashflow opportunity and consistent appreciation (due to the fact that it is a State Capitol, two major universities, and one of the fastest growing cities in the country every year for a decade+)I personally only invest my capital here in Sacramento, although I do business in a number of cities.

For my W2 job I travel quite frequently across the country and would love to connect with anyone here - I'm looking into either BRRRR & multifamily investing to start!

BC and Ontario are the highest rents in the Country here for sure, but it is very challenging to make the numbers work for multifamily investing.

Micheal for deep dive into staying safe in Detroit.Lastly Detroit like many other markets the prices and returns are directly correlated to the RISK of losing your money.. you go for the very highest returns your taking huge risks being out of country. 

You basically can't purchase a SFH in Taney or Stone country because of the regulations against STR - be wary of people selling their homes as STRs (they are probably trying to get out before more regulations kick in) - you will not legally be able to rent it.

We are a bit of an outlier as a country. 

Turned out those grant deed were recorded when my husband was 18 years old and different parts of the country.

So you could not sell as yourselves and buy as a husband/wife LLC in a non-community property state.Now, I say technically because I see husband/wife LLCs all over the country that treat themselves as single member. 

Hi Alex, I invest out of the country internationally, so even further than out of state :), while also investing locally.