What should I pay attention to in Denver and surrounding areas?

Looking at the macro-indicators for the state and especially when compared with the surrounding areas - namely CO, AZ, UT... - NM is poised for significant appreciation in the long run. 

There is no federal rule disallowing an income requirement as a multiple of rent and the state of Ohio allows this as does Akron and all surrounding cities where I operate.

If anyone is interested in chatting more about the Sacramento and surrounding markets, I'd be happy to chat.

I can almost guarantee that FHFA, HUD, and VA will see guideline changes surrounding this over the next year or so.

Downstairs tenant just moved in and is signed on a one year lease and has extended family in 3 or 4 of the surrounding houses so I believe they would also be a longer term tenant.

I’m sure there’s people on this forum that have experience with buying in the pocono area or surrounding areas, and would love their insight or knowledge of what they think the best way to go about this is.

The surrounding area has seen appreciation, but this mark is significantly off.

My fiancé and I are local (Indy) and we manage 60+ properties in Indy and surrounding areas.

Most of my experience has been in long term rentals but looking to move in to flips in the lower price points in Oklahoma and surrounding states.