Georgia, North Carolina and Florida have seen growth in areas like population, employment and rent.

I think last year we had an irrational run based on fear and don't think we'll see the same rapid run up in the near future but even the historical appreciation of the last 25 years driven by business and population growth is good for me!

Sometimes we just have to play nice to get a deal done in some of the lesser populated Texas counties as there "ain't nobody else"

When evaluating a potential city to invest in, I would consider areas that see population growth, employment growth, employment diversification (not reliant on one particular industry) and rent growth. 

.- The growing population fuels rental demand- Amazingly affordable real estate for investment-Strong and diverse economyAs far as determining how to invest in San Antonio, location is the most important step.

Buy 1 SFR cash in cities like Huntsville or Gainesville or any city with a good university and growing population. 2.

@David Weymouth I think the AZ market has a lot of info term potential, especially with the job growth and population growth.

The main routes of travel are also littered with explosive mines.How will enemy entities impact population control, governance, and critical infrastructure?

find a property that you are interested in, put the address on zillow, and then go to the "rent" tab and it should populate what houses are for rent around that area.

In less populous areas, you have to rely on things like the county real estate tax collector's website.