Other good cash flow markets include Grandview, Raytown and Belton as well as most north of the river.

If you are investing for cash flow, you are better off looking North or South of Seattle. 

Anything north of 70 without a seasoning requirement would be good.

One of the greatest impacts will be the refugee situation and the ghettoizing (original definition, not common definition) of areas within city centers.Tough to say what this does to Germany and the UK.

@Meghan McCallum my partner and I are rehabbing a 4-flat in East Humboldt Park and a 3-flat in North Park right now. 

I am looking for a 3-4 unit property in North Chicago.

Your point remains, but Miami is a poor example for this.....with the Atlantic Ocean to the East and the Everglades to the West, you can really only go North/South.  

I'm looking for a General Contractor in the North and/or Northeast areas of Bergen County, towns like Wicoff, Westwood, Ridgewood as well as Teaneck, Bergenfield, and Dumont.

Interwoven college towns, Ikea being built on the north side and businesses coming to offer jobs.

North Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama have areas with strong commerce in place; Detroit is tomorrow's dream.Just a thought...Good Luck,Tom