I have one in Birmingham.

Check out the company Landing (https://www.hellolanding.com), which happens to be headquartered in Birmingham.  

Most people I work with live in primary markets (as opposed to Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets) where the Rent-to-Value Ratios are under 1%.

This allowed me to go 50/50 partnership on a fourplex in Nashville and then paid cash in Birmingham (fixed it up and then did the cash out refi).

yes of course northeast is great, I'm only saying rent reduction is ALREADY Happening in this market :Birmingham-Hoover, AL9.60%965-9.80%1,1378.10%1,23010.20%Sacramento–Roseville–Arden-Arcade, CA3.20%1,550-7.20%1,7881.30%2,0653.40%Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA0.10%1,321-6.20%1,9051.10%2,4010.80%Minneapolis-St.

Think Birmingham tenants.

Hello All, I am delighted to be here, I am a real estate agent from Birmingham, Al, I look forward to connecting and sharing thoughts with all of you. 

The information you have provided has made understanding the laws in Alabama so much easier, but I have another question:There is a vacant lot in Birmingham that I want and have already sent the state an application to buy for the back taxes.

Austin, Dallas, Memphis, Birmingham, Indy, Little Rock, OKC, etc... are all too busy so where will the next hot spot be?

Birmingham is a great market and we assist quite a few investors so let me know if I can be of assistance.