Thank you so much Hey Ryan, Kalamazoo, Detroit, and Grand Rapids Michigan are all areas where you can find properties around $80-100k.

As a property manager, it's not uncommon to encounter situations where a tenant begins to incur additional expenses rapidly.

This will create thousands of additional jobs, bringing more people to the city and increasing housing demand.In ConclusionWith a fixed supply of properties in the range of $320,000 to $475,000, a rapidly growing population, and a growing number of jobs, it is almost certain that rents and prices will increase in the foreseeable future.Thanks for reading my post.

To Julien's point, sometimes stuff will look like it "won't work" now, or is a "bad deal" but if you're able to think in 5-10 year increments, you'll be way ahead of 99% of people if you know what you're looking for.

They settled on Newark due to its recent increase in the number of new build deliveries and proximity to Intel as well as rapid property growth in the submarket that exceeds double digits.

I can’t speak much to Vegas, but I know the Saint George market is growing and developing pretty rapidly.

After seeing how the areas immediately West of downtown has changed so rapidly, this area is certainly next.

@Jaime BisbeyVery good sign.Only challenge you may find is if the previous owner didn’t request the annual incremental rent rate increases.

One is the delayed time from rent collected to it being deposited in your account, usually 6-8 days, unless you pay for a more rapid transition.

I have been investing in Grand Rapid and surrounding areas for close to 13 years.