Rental demand is strong in the Twin Cities, but so is pricing for desirable rental property. 

I expect that a lot of new portals will spring up in the coming years that specialize in these types of exemptions; especially in the more populous states like Texas and Georgia where there would be enough investors to satisfy promoter demand.  

After all repair can demand $1100 rentSecond property I looked at is a 3br 2.5 bath condo in a nice area.  

Appreciation will be based on market demand which as we've seen in the last 10 years has gone up and down, however cash flow is a bit more stable and if you're leveraging more critical.We focus mostly on single family homes in class B neighborhoods so I would say you're on the right track.

I don't know your area, but make sure you have comps, understand what the demand in the area is for such space, etc.

Just because they saved up and scheduled that vacation for a year, how dare they say they can't afford to pay you the amount you demand!

Those warmer climate areas due to continued demand have a higher chance of cap rate compressing for equity resale growth in a few years.The areas with low caps already even with quality there isn't much farther the caps can compress.

I nor any of my colleagues will touch Worcester due to the crazy high rate and their outrageous remodeling demands.

I do work fulltime but would like to supplement my income with Real Estate investing.

Real estate values are based on supply and demand.