Hello Everyone,I previously posted about wanting to invest in Nashville real estate.

Return to renting for my primary residence in Nashville.

Purchase price: $336,500 Cash invested: $20,000 Single family home in E Nashville.

Last week's STR Wealth Conference in Nashville was an absolute blast, folks!

If you look at cities that are growing, such as Jacksonville, Nashville, Tampa, Dallas, and our favourite - Phoenix you will find great deals in C/B areas that have great cashflow and will also appreciate.Expect to pay more than 39k (also remember to include the exchange of 30%) but a lot less than $300k like that property in Peterborough you mentioned.

When I looked at Nashville Tennessee the property tax rates seemed a bit high to me as well as Texas, although I do know California investors buying multi-unit in San Antonio (an apartment complex).I should have bought in the Vegas area.

Nashville has had a mass influx of young professionals over the last decade.

California, Nevada, Arizona, Florida, Texas, Nashville Tennessee) but those would be negative cash flow right now as long term rentals unless I'm doing MTR or STR - I'm buying off the MLS or using an agent, no wholesalers, no tax liens, etc.. 

We built with Ryan Homes in Nashville for our first house and we were able to pick finishes etc but it was all a la carte pricing.

I've already sold a condo in Nashville because dealing with the HOA was a hassle, but tenants were okay.