Max Householder I've seen the price of Minneapolis and the surrounding area go up over the last couple years pretty dramatically, but with that said there are such good economic factors that I totally agree Minneapolis is a great investor city for anyone trying to create a long term rental portfolio!

Vacancy rate is extraordinarily low on all my complexes and we are increasing NOI dramatically by buying right.  

Things down here aren't as dramatic as other markets - our population, like our property prices, grows at a slow and steady pace. 

I live out in Venice, which is a higher price point so may be slightly more dramatic, but just the property taxes alone that I would have to pay annually are more expensive than what I currently pay in rent.

Tile is nice but if you're not DIY the cost increases dramatically.

In CA, a unit that rents for $600 a month would likely be a dump, in a bad area, and no amenities, but in a place like OH, it would be a regular blue collar neighborhood, hence price has nothing to do with it as values of property change dramatically depending on geography.The actual factors that impact a class of property is: Age, location, amenities, and condition.

Everyone though prices would keep going up dramatically.

Roommates are a dramatic reality show waiting to happen.Always ask of anyone smokes and how many animals they have!

Now I have the luxury to BRRRR or flip as my rental margin will dramatically increase for the lower, and eventually the upper, or convert this into a SFH and flip as houses around my neighborhood have sold for great prices.

Other parts of the country may vary dramatically.