Though the city needs a lot of work in terms of crime and school, there aren't too many small/mid size cities with the arts, food, nightlife, access to suburbs, lakes, wine region, etc. that Rochester has while having extremely low taxes. 

We were wondering what all you experienced investors' opinions are (pros/cons of each for use on rental properties) and if you have any really good banks/credit unions you would recommend for up here in the MN Twin Cities area.  

I am originally from Oklahoma City.

I'm originally from the Caribbean, but I'm now an american nomad who likes to learn about the world through international travel and by living in different cities in America.

The biggest point of the BRRRR strategy is to buy right with enough equity to cash out.

I did some reading up on returns, providers, prices in various neighborhoods in the country including Indiana, Chicago, Texas (Austin, SA, DFW, Houston), Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Florida (few cities), SLC, Baltimore, Cleveland.

His biggest complaint was the amount of time it takes to get paid.Since you will do lots of traveling, you should keep your eye open for abandoned properties  (driving for dollars while doing your day job) and perhaps you can locate a deal.

I'm not sure which city in Florida just yet.

I'm in the Tri cities.

John - If you ever need any advice on the North side of the city you can get in touch with me.