Minneapolis mowing, weed whipping and leaf blowing runs me about $25-$35 per yard depending on size.

Minneapolis-St.Paul. $200k even will not go any further than a C class low B(is this stretching?)

@Jay Hinrichs We have this same thing up for vote in Minneapolis with city council and it looks like it might pass.

Been in Minneapolis for 5 years now.  

I'm from California, looking to invest in the Minneapolis area, and I'll be visiting next week.  

I have an up-down duplex (2bed/1bath per unit) that I'm currently house hacking in NE Minneapolis, MN.

Not as familiar with the Minneapolis market, make sure that you're priced competitively, and make sure to post in all the usual places that renters are looking, like Facebook Marketplace, HotPads, Zumper, Craigslist.

First National Bank of Minneapolis v.

We bought a four-plex a year ago in Minneapolis from an out-of-state owner.  

She even shopped around for an insurance company for us (idk if that's normal or not). the House is a SFH with 3bds/2bths and rent is 1350/month which we bought for 155k. honestly, the cash flow is good and the risk is very low (minus the covid shenanigan that's been going on)I own and live in a house in Minneapolis, MN that's also 3bds/2bths and if I were to rent it out, I'd say rent would be around 1350/month too, but the house was 50k more expensive than the one in Houston. and my house is considered to be in a bad area.it's all up to you & your method of investment. for example, if I want to continue buying and renting out then I would focus in TX but if I want to flip/BRRRR then I would focus locally in MN.long story short, focus on your method, check your budget, then choose you market/location.