That being said they continue to building factories and warehouses and bringing jobs in.  

If you go to a factory that builds houses you are buying a building where some of the choices have been made.Good luck!

I’ve been browsing Paperstac quite a bit lately, but I’ve noticed that most of the properties against which the notes are secured are decrepit shacks located in very rural areas.I’m fully aware that the kind of borrower who defaults on their mortgage won’t usually be living in an ornate mansion, but do you know of any way to buy notes for properties located in major cities, or at least somewhere where home values won’t tank 50% when the local chicken slaughterhouse or glue factory closes?

But the other factor is what you mention about investing in a "tenant friendly" state.

Factory Orders were also better than expected.

@Engelo Rumora@Don Konipoli think that a major contributing factor is that new investors start with the older BP content from the beginning - Brandon Turner in 2016 - where you buy any property on the MLS, cash flow $250 a month, and then it goes up 45% over the next 3 years.the current content has moved away from this. 

Any complicating factor is that many accountants do not specialize in real estate and may not be the best fit for what you are looking for.

Sedalia is a strong rental market and super strong factory jobs.

For the traveling nurses, the primary factor is reduced cost.

It's right across from the park and beach in a waterfront community that is expected to flourish in the next 3-5 years since the waterfront factory has been torn down.