Or cities where inventory is moderately increasing but it's below median house price in the nation with a growing population and could attract businesses. 

**Moderate Rental Income**: With a monthly income of $4475, the property offers a fair return on investment with expectations for growth.My Net Cash on Cash is 0.6% Not ideal but with yearly expectations for rental increases and equity growth, I will eventually get a good cash flow.

I like Columbus for moderate cash flow and high appreciation and Cleveland for high cash flow

My units are moderately priced as others in the area.

If they make one call to city and they are low to moderate income they willbe provided with a free lawyer more than likely and you are going to be slapped with not providing a nonhostile living environment.

Are they looking for cash flow exclusively, moderate to high appreciation potential, or both, etc.Typically, with more “affordable” markets, you get better relative cash flow but also more intensive management concerns (vacancy, collection, maintenance, turnover, etc) and less appreciation.

Granite vs formica is starting to matter to picky renters...since they have so many options.Our ACs get stressed faster than cities with moderate climates year round so keep your CapEx handy.

@Joseph Warren welcome aboard.Be sure to post your deals under Classifieds or the Marketplace areas.Anywhere else and the Moderators will remove your posts and eventually ban you.

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It is definitely a lower to moderate income area, but it is quickly changing.