The town to the East was expecting a population boom in the next 25 years and it was a commuter town for those who worked in DC, which was 65% of the population.

I had one property come open in the middle of all this and I had more applications than I could approve.

HI BP,I'm a little bit of a newbie and in the middle of my first two deals.

Yes you get more cash flow from midwest markets like here in Kansas City as compared to other markets out east or west because the market is prime for rentals and the cost to entry is way lower.

Just to give you some perspective on where I’m coming - I graduated college May 2019, currently working a corporate finance job, and renting in East Nasty (East Nashville - Davidson County).

Many listings have led us to the northeast east side of town.

@Marcus Johnson I think there’s a middle ground.

In some east coast states you will also be bringing in a land use attorney pretty early.

Our township desperately needs housing (but like all townships stop short of providing it) ... a moratorium however, has put that burden squarely on their shoulders by temporarily delaying any protection investors may have had in order to provide such... which results in us as LL's definitely not allowing any applications/Tenants to move-in to vacant units ** unless certain new criteria such as below are met, in the middle of an eviction moratorium.

(East End of Long Island) My bid was accepted at a number I didn't believe.