I need the list of top cities in US only (Not Globally) which are good for multi-family investment.

I always thought full time flipping was my way forward but now I am leaning towards expanding our buy and hold units with emphasis on the brrrr strategy.

For a suburban property emphasis on restricting the number of cars that are allowed on the property. 

Hello Raj,It feels like these questions were mostly answered, but I would draw particular emphasis on your Guarantor idea.

There is not enough emphasis put on RE as an asset class for younger generations. 

All about what you qualify for globally with the rental income when buying owner occupied and there are some real good opportunities in the NE Philadelphia and or Lower Bucks County PA area.

I’m also heavily integrated within the global coworking network, at a leadership level, and have quite a bit of industry knowledge.

The 2008-2009 subprime crisis was a direct result of real estate literally being the driver that almost brought the global economy down.

Michigan has  a plethora of lakes and unique lake towns.I am looking for a STR data and analytic service that offers me all of Michigan without spending a fortune.These are the services I've looked into and what I've found:Airdna: $599 annually for access to all markets globally    - I only need MI and I don't want to spend $600 a year Alltherooms: You can only buy individual markets and according to them, MI has 979 different markets    - I had been using Alltherooms to find ADR and Occ comps but they recently removed the ability to see occupancy rate from the free accountMashvisor: $599.88 annually for access to all markets    - I purchased the "Lite Annual Subscription" for $215.88 and found out that I don't have access to the data I wantRabbu: Is free but only offers ADR and Occ data for a listing's next 30 days worth of bookings Airbtics: $149.95 monthly for 5 cities    - Too Expensive for meDoes anyone know of a data and analytic service that will show me historical 12 months ADR and Occ for all of Michigan for a reasonable price?

I recently came across a mortgage broker called Global Mortgage Group, Asia.