The answer would change dramatically if you were looking for...Stable long term cash flow - solid properties in high population centersValue add opportunities - distressed properties with good potentialPotential for appreciation - High growth areas

I strongly endorse working-class neighborhoods and it is the pocket of the population I most actively cater to.  

Just know that you're leaps and bounds ahead of 99% of the population just by being aware of these different ventures you're considering (but don't lose sight of it).  

I believe this market is outside the bubble that we are seeing all over the country and it will continue to appreciate as the population is set to double in the next 2 decades. 

The term “herd immunity” represents a hypothetical threshold of our population that needs immunity to the coronavirus in order for transmissions to stop and the pandemic end.

Hey TatianaThis website shows the zoning map of Phoenix. the darker shade areas are the most densely populated.

I would understand Greensboro but found WS interesting to be on this listYes Greensboro is also a rising city- The Triad area has been noted as one of the top increasing rental markets, Winston seeing increases in it's job market and population consistently over the last few years, and it is a very affordable place to live. 

Which one are the upcoming areas of Baltimore to invest in 2021 where we have the most population growth/Job growth?

@Preeti SampathColumbus, Ohio is up and coming with a lot more room for growth due to the job/population growth and housing shortage.

The area's population is pretty stable, being generally unchanged for the past 20 years.