In that case, your investments and income are at risk from fluctuations in the local economy.

There's a strong rental demand here due to the growing economy.

The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected, which signals robust economic activity and pressures the Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates to combat inflation.

It's awesome you are considering where you want to be and flexible with that.I'd look at your high growth markets, where there is a diversified economy, job growth, income growth, population growth, business friendly environment. 

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In terms of the economies of Cedar Rapids and the Quad Cities, they're pretty similar.

You’re already familiar with the BRRRR method, and scaling up to a 20+ unit property can provide economies of scale and potentially higher returns.Acquisitions, on the other hand, are like BRRRR for businesses buying underperforming businesses, improving them, and reaping the profits.

Weather is **** from April to November, but it's a resilient economy and low COL for a major city.

I’m not talking about huge deals with 100+ units where you get lost in economies of scale, but rather deals that have under 10 units.

It's not accept throughout enough of the economy to be considered money.