Huntsville is exploding in growth. 

Work in areas where growth is occurring and the demand is good.Houston is probably a good place to be and try to start "in your own backyard" and on your first few deals just do what is the average of that area. 

Success is having enough provision to accomplish the task.

This specific area saw 5% increase in average home prices value in 2019 and is projected to continue to see positive growth in home value to the tune of 3% in 2020. 

Most sellers will fix those leaky pipes with bubblegum and you will be tasked with verifying the repair. 

Utah is a great market that has seen lots of growth in recent years.

Hello,    I am currently working through the initial diligence process for making my first multifamily (2-5 units) investment and am currently weighing the pros vs. cons of investing within my local market (MA, NH, or RI) vs. out of state - where there are likely higher growth (Orlando, Tampa, Dallas, Raleigh) or higher cash flow (Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus), but for which I would likely need to establish and rely much more heavily on partners in identifying opportunities and for ongoing management.  

What are the places that are are poised for growth (and merit investment), areas that are already up and coming, and areas that are considered hot markets? 

I'm currently evaluating investment options and looking at potential high growth areas within proximity to NYC for multi-family rental units which I can add value to after purchase and execute on a BRRRR strategy.

I'm currently evaluating investment options and looking at potential high growth areas within proximity to NYC for multi-family rental units which I can add value to after purchase and execute on a BRRRR strategy.