Currently, live in Florida but I am thinking of moving due to my market being expensive and low inventory in the 2-4 unit property space. what markets would you recommend where property prices are reasonable, looking primarily for cash flow.

The most recent update shows that inventory hit a record low, 1.0 months in November.

When inventory is low as it is in the current market and houses sell in less than 7 days of being posted, you're going to have a tough time convincing the listing agent to go with your offer over others (cash offer, conventional offer, or even FHA or VA offers) over your NACA offer.

You should take an inventory of yourself and note your strengths and weaknesses.

However with the low inventory basically across the entire country right now, it is nearly impossible to do a traditional wholesale deal with on market properties being that the property almost always sells over asking price.

There is a slight rise in listing prices and in inventory around this time due to increase in demand but not a huge increase in sold price to list price ratios - this is because the market here is so healthy all year round that the pricing remains consistent - we have a steady influx of population year round and not just in season so my advice is just make sure you buy well.

Inventory is tight right now and if you find a deal like that I would say go for it. 

All of us found that inventory was recently a big issue in being able to scale with flips, and even land seems a little scare for new construction.

The inventory of unsold homes that are either under construction or finished is down from a year ago.

With this, however, the inventory is incredibly low.