Of course there are several other economic stabilizers within each market. 

Those that deal with the 12 1/2 % remaining have a chance for much better success OVER THE LONG TERM, in all economic environments.  

If you want appreciation, identify markets with expanding industries, positive growth trends, and bright economic forecasts.Columbus, Ohio is a great market to consider if you're looking for appreciation markets that still cash flow.

So you want to keep a good insight to that and what kind of economic changes that could bring. 

I'm looking for tenants that are professional, stable and can act like a thoughtful, organized person regardless of their economic status.  

Our current economic conditions are challenging for cash flow in most markets, but I wouldn't let that stop me from diving in. 

Nothing has changed or will change soon economically, so I have no idea how they are going to pay anyone back.

I tell every Chicago investor who calls me about Milwaukee to stay in Chicago - the economic delta is just not big enough to take on the remote cost and efficiency burden.

@Keaton Sheffert reach out to Michigan Economic Development Corporation.

The city's economic development initiatives have been attracting businesses and professionals, creating opportunities for real estate investment.