If those are the only choices, I would shoot for Dallas.There are much better markets with lower purchase prices, better ROI. 

You an also simply look on the booking platform of your choice.

Once people stop doing business with them (ie, not renting their Apts any more) they will have zero choice but to lower their prices.

The Los Angeles real estate market may be a difficult one to navigate, but with some strategic planning and savvy investment decisions it is possible to achieve success.

You have no choice because bank rates are low?  

Needless to say I made some not-so-wise choices, but here's how the past couple of years have gone:1.

You will need to get with some local lenders in order to find out what loans you have as a choice.4.

I'm in the process of my first large renovation (beyond cosmetic), and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the choices & decisions that need to be made.

I'm not open to the South as I'll (potentially) be living on one side of the  Duplex while renting out the other side. 1st Choice would be IL. 

Still, the main goal of my investing and that of my mentoring clients is cash flow to generate a passive income flow that ultimately leads to reaching the Time Freedom Point at which one has the choice to exchange time for money (JOB) or live your passion regardless if it makes any money.In 2022 we have all seen the FED increasing interest rates and along with it, mortgage interest rates have gone up a lot.I wonder what the BP community thinks about the future of interest rates, especially for financing our residential property investments and what you would do or accept regarding cash flow.