I have a rental property in Birmingham that I need to get sold. 

Saw recently it's on track to grow larger than Birmingham.

I am looking to buy a 40,000 duplex in Birmingham Alabama.

Not so good if you have the time and want to devote the effort into building your own team, you want to learn as much s possible about investing from the ground up, want the opportunity to maximize your equity etc. you get the general pattern.markets (mostly midwest, and some in south)Cleveland, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indy, KC, Memphis, Birmingham.

Hi all I'm new to the BP community and love the podcasts and content so far...I'm currently researching the UK markets as well as Spain and Portugal looking for whichever options make the most sense for rental income....

I'm a wholesaler in Birmingham, so I'm just regurgitating some questions asked by me. 

People are seeking out places where they can get yield and cash flow.Before places like Phoenix and Atlanta used to be hot rental markets but now it seems people are buying more in places like Cleveland , Indianapolis , Kansas City , Birmingham,AL.etc The other markets are still hot even though people might not be able to cash flow well because the general economy is doing well , unemployment is half or less than it was during the recession in many of these places and people want to live in those places .

I am currently researching the Birmingham and Huntsville, Alabama area. 

A $110k prop in one market could be a solid B/B+ (Birmingham) and be a total nightmare in another market (good luck finding anything decent for that price in Seattle, for example). 

Assuming you used the whole 475k, you could have a nice little portfolio of cash flow props in Birmingham (and other Midwest/Southeast markets).