Have someone with a high income co-sign with you.

It is then possible to compare across state boundaries.Here are the affluent zip code gross yield, for the nation's most demographically dynamic MSA:Indianapolis IN pop cum growth 30% , gross rental yield 10.6%Houston TX pop cum growth 41% , gross rental yield 8.6%Dallas Fort Worth pop cum growth 38%, gross rental yield 8.4%Atlanta GA pop cum growth 34% , gross rental yield 7.8%Orlando FL pop cum growth 45% , gross rental yield 7.7%Des Moines IA pop cum growth 29% , gross rental yield 7.6%Charlotte NC pop cum growth 40% , gross rental yield 7.4%Jacksonville FL pop cum growth 29%, gross rental yield 7.4%Phoenix AZ pop cum growth 41% , gross rental yield 7.0%Raleigh Cary NC pop cum growth 60%, gross rental yield 6.7%San Antonio TX pop cum growth 39%, gross rental yieldNashville TN 40% 6.7%Colorado Springs CO 30% 6.5%Denver CO 29% 6.4%Charleston SC 36%, 6.4%Greenville SC 56% 6.4%Provo Orem UT 55% 6.2%Austin TX, 60% 5.6%You should note that local tax and insurance is much higher in Florida than other states so that 3% to 5% more needs to be deducted from gross yield to compare to other states such as Georgia or North Carolina.California's growing population MSA are San Bernardino, Stockton, and Bakersfield.

Do you ever see Kansas City becoming over saturated with investors and with continual tech boom going on, are you worried about sudden increases of cost of living in comparison to places like San Fran and Boulder, CO?

The location is Arvada, CO, and we were looking to put down 10-15%.

Anyone that worked with Westshore Mortgage & Investments Co., Inc. in the past?

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Originally posted by @Kyle Douglass:I'd like to find out how people are finding deals in the Denver Metro market.Broker relationships, internal networks within brokerages (for example my brokerage sends out our "coming soons" to a network of 750 agents before we list them), prospecting by contacting owners directly, personal networking, and lastly the MLS systems: RE Colorado for Denver, IRES for Northern Colorado, CoStar/Loopnet for commercial properties.

@Blake Harris If you co-borrowed with someone that lived in KC that you knew would occupy within 60 days and then stay for one year following those 60 days, then you could achieve it, as they would satisfy the occupancy requirements, so if you wanted to do something like team up with someone that needed to house hack to drop their monthly expenses for a year in order to afford to save up for a purchase, that might be aligned goals.

This couple was referred to me by my contractor who is family with them and basically said he would co-sign lease for them if they ran into trouble/difficulty paying rent (i put no real value in this as it is the tenants responsibility not someone elses).

It is slated to keep growing (more than 1 mill expected to move here within the next 20 or so years https://www.bizjournals.com/co...), but properties are still pretty cheap.