That was my concern too. The

Hi @Elly Manuel,From what I have seen lately, some hot markets are Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Charlotte, and Columbus, Ohio.I also own one of my rentals in Memphis, TN, and I like that market too.  The

I’ve thought of this myself too. The

I'll fight him tooth and nail.

Call it devalue of the dollar, inflation, or dollar erosion.

You should scared them off too. The

But what makes him so sure rents won't go up in the out of state area too? The

Reality is not everyone can do anything, that age-old adage we tell kids "you can be anything you want" needs to be filled right next to Santa Clause, the Tooth Fairy and "the good guy always wins".

I'll add a couple more to the mix: the erosion of trust due to dishonest or deceptive practices, accounting errors with an owner's funds, exorbitant mark-ups on maintenance, poorly handled repair situations, extended turnover times between tenancies, and occasionally, just downright traumatic experiences linked to the previous management.

Other cities film too. The