In general you should continue to stay away from that city if you are looking for moderately stable rental investments.

Hi @Jarrett BoyesAs of now, although damage was widespread in Cape Coral, for the most part, it remained mild to moderate in terms of damages to personal residences.

My guess here is that was done to "boost their influence" - especially since Zach's post was moderated (and lost points as a result).Let's see if somebody independent of "Link Options" (and not named Wendy Patton either) can give an opinion on this product offering ...

Many of the ones I find could use moderate to heavy renovations, but a lot of them are just out-dated and still perfectly fine.

I recommend starting by identifyin states with low to moderate property taxes and are landlord friendly.

I look for affordable markets that have low to moderate property taxes and are landlord friendly (obviously not NYC, Staten Island).

Low to moderate property taxes, 7.

Seeking a combination of passive cash flow and moderate appreciation.

Start by identifying states with low to moderate property taxes and insurance and favorable landlord tenancy laws.

Word to the wise, make sure it's a fund that is investing in areas forecasted to see short and mid-term growth, such as some regions of Arizona- due to tech and other moderate and major major new business inflow.