The strategy that I heard from a wealth management group that had a lawyer as one of the two heads of the company was to have one entity set up in I think it was Wisconsin or Minneapolis or one of the states in the Midwest, I forget which one it was exactly but in that state the laws favor the individual with the entity, and they refuse to give identifying information to anyone.

Minneapolis has some of the best schools in the nation.

But I know plenty of duplexes in the Minneapolis area that I could put a down payment of 50 grand on.

In MN if you are looking for the same just look at properties in North  Minneapolis. 

I'm getting very good returns in Minneapolis and have bought 4 properties this year so far. 

New to the forums thanks for the input everyone...I've had a long term rental in Minneapolis the last 11 years that we do good on (make roughly $600/month) but always seem to struggle with renters. 

As others pointed out, people are moving into California faster than moving out, so although people may be leaving, it is still a net gain.Even in my little city we get people moving from Minneapolis or Chicago to enjoy lower cost of living here.

People from Minneapolis are starting to relocate here and commute!

Hi All,I'll be purchasing my first duplex in Minneapolis in a couple of weeks and have a banking question for everyone.

Now to freak you out a bit if in Minneapolis market, ever heard of that law where the city can confiscate real estate if it is a rental and there is drug activity?