That's pretty high for an investment property in this environment.

Hello all, I just wanted to share with you a piece I wrote about BTR trend in Sunbelt states...would love to hear your thoughts about it.The Sunbelt states of the United States are currently experiencing a housing conundrum, a cocktail of high interest rates (approaching 7%) and dwindling housing supply that's reshaping the real estate landscape.

Is that 7.918% APR considered high in current market conditions? 

Dayton is a great market for high cash-flow, but it won't have as much appreciation as other Ohio markets because of factors such as population growth.

Taxes can be high depending on what you do with the property after it's built. 

if not... i'd say stay local to Canada 'cash flow' is very, very tough right now with interest rates and prices both high

We have seen the days on market slowly come down, but it is still high compared to previous years.

For my Mira Mesa Rental( 2b/2B Condo) i easily find good quality tenants(High credit score and stable  job) through Zillow.

I don't think it has as good of cashflow than Cleveland, but there's still some good cashflow opportunities out there and the rental demand is very high.  

Most lenders will not approve under $90K to $100K because it violates high costs rule.