We have recently been searching for the MLS in the Birmingham, Alabama area...it's called RPR (Realtor's Property Resource). 

Petersburg, FL 50.71 141 42 59 Grand Rapids, MI 50.69 96 56 60 Fort Worth, TX 50.67 71 70 61 Charlotte, NC 50.61 31 107 62 Nampa, ID 50.58 106 53 63 Winston-Salem, NC 50.48 26 125 64 Santa Clarita, CA 50.43 171 8 65 Salem, OR 50.35 73 69 66 Glendale, CA 50.17 169 12 67 Irving, TX 50.05 74 74 68 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 50.04 151 21 69 Columbia, MD 50.03 36 126 70 San Antonio, TX 49.89 70 79 71 Pittsburgh, PA 49.76 82 72 72 Kansas City, MO 49.62 46 103 73 Durham, NC 49.43 16 144 74 Dallas, TX 49.43 104 67 75 Fontana, CA 49.3 114 57 76 Juneau, AK 49.24 18 148 77 Garland, TX 49.21 138 54 78 Bakersfield, CA 49.18 52 99 79 Birmingham, AL 49.12 30 134 80 Port St.

Taking into account climate change, the regulatory environment and future growth (population and real estate valuations), cities like Charlotte, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Birmingham, etc etc should win handily against costal cities or the rust belt.Ultimately the best city to invest is the city you can invest in first and the most sustainably.  

Two of my closest friends were born in Birmingham and Montgomery go figure. 

My wife and I have been looking for markets to 1031 some of our California rentals into and Birmingham is one that looks interesting. 

Rob Drum puts out a ton of great info for investors in Birmingham

Hey all,Been looking for markets outside of my area to potentially invest in and came across Birmingham, AL.

I am a multi family investor in Birmingham and would like to ask for some help determining the best type of flooring to use on the entire unit.

***NEW MEMBER ALERT***Birmingham, AL native.

If you’re interest in the Southeast, Birmingham might be an area to check out.