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.

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

@Genesis DuncanIowa, the Quad Cities region, Cleveland, Akron, and Dayton are all affordable markets with diverse economies and strong rental demand.

The breakdown of the economy and the next ten years was fantastic, with graphs, charts, and data for the nerds like me.

Investing in markets or asset types with stronger appreciation potential but with less day-to-day management may be a smarter long-term move, particularly if your goal is financial freedom and less active involvement.In summary, pulling out $500,000 from equity could be a smart play, especially if you're focused on long-term appreciation.

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

My Skeptical Take:The US economy seems to be chugging along well, at least for now.

All three offer diverse economy's.

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

Most investors are looking for an area that Landlord laws are favorable, and  the economy is growing and the population is growing.