Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 5.40% The unemployment rate in Monroe is 4.3% When the price is right with cash flow to meet risk vs reward; then the investment is good

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Jacksonville area unemployment rate falls to 3.2% But job growth in the region slows to 1%, lags the rest of Florida.Jacksonville’s unemployment rate edged lower in March but job growth continued to be slow, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity reported Friday.The jobless rate in the Jacksonville metropolitan area (Duval, Baker, Clay, Nassau and St.

Demographics about Kansas City are below:Population: 489KMedian Home Value: $190KMedian Household Income: $54KPopulation growth: 1.26%Unemployment: 3.6%Great areas that would suit your criteria will include, but are not limited to, Historic Northeast, Raytown, South KC, Grandview, core of the city between Troost and Paseo from 27th to 63rd street (some pockets will not offer these returns), etc.

I would suggest using the search feature to look over the forums for more information on mentorship, if that is what you would like to pursue.Best!

Of course, you could keep the 20 years and find ways to add features to the prop to justify raising the rent to at least $925 (which makes the monthly cash flow $205.57).

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Generally, if the home is beautiful and has great features and isn't selling, its price!

If you are competitive in price and features it should not be much of an issue.

I liked Memphis (Near airport), Little Rock (Similar to KC/Indy - low unemployment, growing economy, population), Ohio (Cinncinati, Columbus), Kansas City (missouri side), and Indianapolis (Near downtown).