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It is located near the Blue Ridge and is really close to all the fun in the area.

Hello BP Family,This week my Bank of America Business account was frozen and then closed out of the blue. 

Proposed 25% Tax on Real Estate Investors in California

News flash, the good and the bad.........I'm not being a jerk when I say this.....In certain parts of the East Bay you can find the one percent rule on a triplex or a fourplex, but it will be in an "up and coming, blue collar, working class neighborhood". 

We are in the Minneapolis area and with our portfolio, we like to do a combination of investing closer to the city where the rents are higher, and there is greater likelihood of appreciation, as well as investing in tertiary markets where it is more of a blue collar based tenant, who is less likely to move, and treats the property as their own.  

I am looking to BRR either SFRs or MFs either in appreciating neighborhoods or solid blue collar, stable renter friendly markets.

I have always known that I should  be unplugged from the matrix. but I have never had the confidence that i had found "Morpheus" with the "blue" or "red" pill option.

We are still far from having an ample housing supply to balance out buyer demand in the Austin metro.Mortgage rates have somewhat stabilized around the ~6.5% range in recent months:However, the volume of new mortgage applications (blue in the chart below) remains the lowest it has been in at least 10 years:The chart below shows the median sales price of a single-family home in Austin over the past 5 years.

I don't think you will see too much increase in value/appreciation over time with that type of asset.As a general rule, I don't invest in Spartanburg as there are not too many blue chip companies there and I don't really see much development/population growth.