I created this list about a year ago so the quality of these areas have probably changed as Memphis is rapidly growing.

I have two SFHs in VA and a duplex in Omaha, looking to scale Omaha up rapidly over the next year or two! 

Appreciation has slowed given how rapid everything went up over the past 3 years.I think Birmingham may be your best option for what you're looking for if you want to invest in Alabama, but I do not have any investments there, so I can't be of much help there.  

I have investment properties in Metro Detroit, Kalamazoo, and Grand Rapids.

I invest in Cedar Rapids, Iowa metro.

These areas are rapidly growing and seeing good appreciation, but the rents have not caught up to support the price.

I am a business owner from Grand Rapids, MI with ~100 employees, and I have read several Robert Kiyossaki books, (increase your financial IQ, Cash flow Quadrant, Loopholes of Real estate and a couple more)  I am just recently diving in head first on real estate investing.  

I did talk to a bank about pulling some out - unfortunately, I've only owned it six years and the market up here does not appreciate rapidly.

Hello everyone,I am currently seeking recommendations for a realtor/property manager in the Grand Rapids area.  

I've sort of been thinking that I might do a big renovation in a few years on the property I've had longest (nearly 15 years) -- it's the smallest house with the lowest rent, in the most rapidly appreciating neighborhood -- and then sell it.