I currently live in Southern California but am looking to dip my toes into real estate investing via purchasing a rental investment property in Kansas City (I have roots there, visit fairly often, have real estate connections there, etc.).

I have another client in a rust belt city that goes for 2 to 4 units and same thing he will sell if he can but if they dont sell during rehab he keeps them.. so bought 60% of his deals he keeps and the rest are sold.

Eventually, I plan to move to the city and focus my real estate efforts there full-time.

I know that the job market and economy is strong out there, not to mention that Houston is a thriving city overall.

I don’t know anything about the Lincoln market hopefully now that you’ve said the city name other users with Lincoln in their keyword slewrtd will chime in for you. 

Like other cities Indy doesn't have progressive zoning and permitting laws.

I'm particularly interested in investing in single-family homes (SFHs) or multi-unit properties in emerging cities across the United States.

Most likely you want to stay away, we've had a few deals with 1 meter and multiple units, the city shut it down and made the owner convert those units or stop using them altogether because electric was one meter.

Someone will buy that, and then have the pleasure of mowing or more fun-weed eating that to keep the city off your back.Not sure about SD, but I tell everyone you need time and money

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