I have turnkey rentals in Indianapolis, Indiana - Atlanta, Georgia - and Birmingham, Alabama but live in all the way in Seattle and I'm to lazy to do it all myself :/

Baltimore definitely has some good turnkeys but a lot of people don't like Baltimore as much (I love it myself), Cleveland could have stuff but last I knew they're really short on inventory and I'm not sure what turnkey providers are left there now, and Memphis has gotten pretty strapped for cash flow and a lot of those providers have been flocking down to Birmingham for properties, which has now left Birmingham pretty strapped for inventory too.

I'm curious to know if anyone is buying in Birmingham and if you are, what type of properties are you buying there?

In the meantime I'm looking in more affordable markets like Birmingham AL and Nashville.

I'll be happy to put anyone in contact with my coaches here in Birmingham.

Started with 11 turnkeys in Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis in 2015.Then I went to 4200 rentals out of state.

@Robert Duncan I am in the Birmingham Al market.

I was looking in Birmingham at first but there is to many sharks in that market already.

Starting from the ground up with those turnkey rentals was quite the experience.During that time, it was possible to find some solid rental properties in places like Atlanta, Birmingham, and Indianapolis that could generate rental to value ratio equal to or higher than 1% of the property value.

You can be much more fully diversified if you have some money in an "appreciation" (hopefully) place like California and also some "cash flow" (hopefully) properties in a place like Birmingham.