Oh, by the way, if you have a steady amount of properties to take photos and tours you might benefit from having Giraffe360 camera and take pictures yourself.

Slow and steady.

I do have one recent property in toney that got rented pretty quickly and I have one in New Market which has been quite steady for the past 3 years with almost 0 vacancies.

To answer your question: As for my market (San Diego) there is such a shortage of housing that even with a steady population we have been near nation high in RE appreciation each of the last few years.  

But, my ultimate goal is to have a decent portfolio with a steady income/cashflow. 

I'm really bullish on Clarksville.It's the 5th biggest city in TN, is continuing to grow, has a decent sized university, and has a steady supply of renters due to to it's proximity to fort Campbell. 

Most people are lemmings and would rather have the false confirmation that their paycheck will always be there; until it isn't.I have many friends and family who rather have a steady paycheck and keep with the status quo then roll the dice.

@Jennifer LexonTo find a move-in ready property in Cleveland, Indiana, Kansas City, Memphis, and Pittsburgh, consider factors like affordable real estate prices, steady economic growth, strong rental markets, diverse neighborhoods, and diverse economies.

Are you looking for steady rental income or long-term appreciation?

If you are looking for above national average apartment occupancy, steady YoY rent growth, resident retention and a supply/demand imbalance, the Midwest is a great place to look!