33% population increase since 2000, 33% increase in median household value since 2019.

Pre-pandemic unemployment was really low due to an aging population, and a number of factors have compounded it (mass early retirement, 2-3 million more workers on disability (likely due to long covid), record low immigration for the past two years, and the current nationalism movement). 

I thought about looking in Baltimore for cheaper options, but per my research, Baltimore's yoy population is decreasing and I'm weary about finding tenants.

It can be very difficult to find people to do work out there since the population is usually not huge.

. * Red flags to me would be - high vacancy rates, low income, little job / population growth, no other investors are investing in the area. 

In either case, B areas are typically populated by people with full-time work which is what makes them so great for turnkey - there are always good tenants available that won't have trouble paying rent.3.

Check out this article: POPULATION GROWTH IN THE LARGEST COUNTIES: TEXAS, FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHBrevard County ranks 18 in growth in the country and 4 in domestic migration.

An A neighborhood has excellent population and job growth, great schools, great economy, and nice houses and infastructure.

The population of CO is exploding, and I don't know if I will ever get an opportunity to buy such an amazing property again.Just wondering if anyone has any other ideas to throw around.

Between everyone on Bigger Pockets there is probably thousands of years of REI experience, I was wondering if you all wouldn't mind using that experience to give me your opinions on this deal.236 unit apartment complex a low Class B or Class C small 13,000 population town that is on the rise.Mix of 3-4 bdrm duplexes and SFH's that are rented out with lots of common areas throughout.