Some of things that I’m currently researching are migration patterns in specific markets.

You can filter the data you are looking for based on whichever markets are in your list of potential candidates.https://www.zillow.com/research/data/If you are looking for more information about migration patterns and employment opportunities, I would recommend the U.S.

My thought simple now, I read books and all kind videos and decide to buy in Charleston SC the prices were cheaper and the migration of people and big companies obviously move south east lower taxes and regulations.

Florida is the #1 net positive migration state in the country and, although there is little inventory right now, the supply/demand balance seems to be balanced right now.

But, do you realize that TX also has good size migration OUT of the state? 

I agree taxes are high here and I don't like it either, but we don't have not state income tax here either which is why between 2010 and 2020, 25% of the net positive migration to Texas was from California.

My Buy and Hold portfolio is still cash-flowing with rising rents in Chicago Suburbs.The In-migration and flight from certain markets may continue.

In the last decade, inward migration has brought many white-collar buyers.

Additionally, the post-pandemic migration trend is leveling off, and rising insurance rates are straining operating budgets, indicating a year of complex adjustments for the multifamily sector.

We are not a much of a cash flow market, so we depend on appreciation and the continuous flow of migration to the state.