@Scott Scoville Would you also pm me with the name of your insurance guy for Greater Bay Area residential rental units too?

Hey Gil,I'm an experienced investor and realtor specializing in the South Bay area.

Still close to the Bay Area but get the benefits of landlord/tenant laws, low property taxes, still high appreciation, job growth, population growth, etc. 

In the Tampa Bay Area, you still want to do a great interior design and have outdoor amenities such as a pool.

@Henry Clark Do you have a facility in the Bay Area?  

Like the Bay Area is Mt.

He is the Tampa Bay local expert and can be a valuable resource to you on your team! 

Runner Ups:Depoe Bay - High barrier to entry.

Every year in summer I post a video about the hottest neighborhoods in Milwaukee and what I found is, that small markets that don't sell at least 100 homes during spring do not offer a large enough statistical sample size to get reasonable numbers, outliers impact the result too much.To your point, if I look at Whitefish Bay with it's 14,000 affluent residents, there is not really a B, C or D area.

I have a few investors buying in the local Tampa Bay area for around 400k that are renting properties out for around $4200-4400 per month based on long term rents.