It's rapidly growing but for multi's I can imagine the prices are high due to the demand.

A used trailer drops in value rapidly. 

I'm in the cedar rapids area and recently bought my first rental property.

Talk about rapid deployment. 

I am sure there is one in the Lansing area and there are many in the SE Michigan and Grand Rapids areas.  

It is cheaper and most importantly because we are in a rapidly changing neighborhood we don't have to worry about any stealing the cooper, like they did before we bought it.

Certainly, I will ask questions - sometimes at rapid fire when I really going.

A good idea is to look at population growth and aim to invest in states that are projected to grow rapidly in the future.However, take into consideration that if, for example, the population in a small town is 100, and than it grows by 25 people, that will give you a huge boost in population percentage but might not be your best choice due to the low amount of population.

This depreciation can  be rapid if qualified and it would be possible to depreciate instead of 27.5 years in only 6 or 7 years. so deductions would be way higher..........

We focus primarily on purchasing properties that generate cash flow each month and that are in an area where home values are increasing (not at a rapid pace but at a steady pace) In addition, we look for properties that are under market value by anywhere between 15%-25%.