Unless you are in an area with rent control (typically city by city) you should be fine.

@James Peterson Welcome.Some quick pointers 1) it seriouly helps to have a profile picture 2) add in your profile your city, there are tons of people on here from your area probably and it will help them connect with you 3) what are you looking to learn about?

It took me about 6 years to get "... a fountain built in the city of seattle..." because the guy, unfortunately, didn't die with $14 million dollars.Signed qcds not recorded are useless afaik, usually a sign of attempted exploitation, or people selling deeds to property they dont own, (an oldie but a goodie in the fraud world) or medicaid planning that was never completed. 

It would appear there may be a slight shift happening up there but Hagerstown is still more or less a blemish to MD city list's.  

But with this type of saturation in high-end units, which I hear is happening in other metropolitan cities, a cool-down is all but inevitable.

The city I live in is strict about their FAR requirements.

the Napa valley and city of Napa has taken some really strong stances to the point of bringing criminal charges.

In my personal and professional opinion this is probably not the best time to buy a rental property in New York City.

Check out @Brie Schmidt and her team at 2nd City RE.

I have looked into the zones around the Twin Cities (Minneapolis & St.