If you're in New Orleans, I imagine being in a flood zone isn't going to affect prices too much.

It is net metering, in New Orleans, and they get sun all day long.  

There's a few markets that seem really intriguing to me, that I'd like to get my feet wet with BRRRRing and Flipping: San Antonio, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New Orleans and  Louisville, KY.

For my area (Orleans Parish), eviction court has been back open since early June. 

I live in the New Orleans area, and I am a completely new “investor.”

This clearly shows that, on average, the real estate market has recovered from the initial shock of the pandemic and that real estate is a good, stable, reliable investment strategy even at times of uncertainty, whether we look at long-term gains (appreciation) or short-term return (rental income).Recovery is led by New Orleans, LA, where residential property prices increased by as much as 28.1% over January/February-October 2020.

For Orleans Parish, not only is it public record, but it's available online also. 

Specifically in the new orleans market.

I have clients doing this in New Orleans with their duplexes and the STR is paying almost all of their expenses. 

Does anyone know of a dependable property manager in the New Orleans area?