It’s a growing city and in a great location close to Orlando, Gainesville and Jacksonville.here’s the link to the RealWealth article that was mentioned above by Chrishttps://realwealth.com/learn/best-places-to-buy-rental-property/amp/#

If you buy good properties in good locations you can do fine in Buffalo. 

There is a ton of areas so I would start with where you are located at, within a 30 min drive

There are many people on this site pushing those locations that have not historically kept up with inflation.Btw I advocate all newbies start local even if their local market has not kept up with inflation.  

It's a 5th wheel located at a campground.

I’m currently targeting properties in the $200K–$500K range, depending on the location and potential cash flow.

I was going to look over your numbers for you, but can you answer a few questions:* In what zip code is this property located?

You're right, I definitely do not want to force a bad deal just to avoid a relatively small amount in taxes.This morning, I spoke with the property assessor’s office in the county where my property is located.

Can't speak to RAD's portfolio elsewhere but it seems like a sizeable portion of RAD's assets are located in Philadelphia and from my review that portfolio is largely comprised of C/D located assets levered with hard money debt so not sure if there's much equity that can be squeezed out of those assets if sold.

We plan to stay in the new primary residence for a long time because we love the location, the neighborhood, and the land.