Anywhere on the coasts you get 0.5% of purchase price as monthly rent, warmer southern climates are 1%, midwest is 1.5% at best.  

@David Faulkner  Lol thanks for the chuckle.... its on the east coast.  

I currently hold 2 properties in California and am looking in the South East and Mid West to expand the portfolio. 

thanks @Brian Garrett I am currently working for a client in West Palm Beach,I am wrapping up with the project(Non Real estate related) this Thursday.  

I flip and have rental properties all over the east & west side.

@Lindsay West  2 ways, first is free the 2nd will cost you a little.  1) Those papers in the windows usually have a number of the property management thats servicing the home, or the realty company that will be or has listed the property as a REO sale. 

@Jarrett Duncan Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Cleveland (mainly west-side) and Akron area is where I have been looking, but somewhat open to other areas. 

I'm guessing each state has their own method of sharing what's been nominated.I'm in Des Moines and it appears there are a couple pockets of nominated areas (Drake area and what appears to be around Valley Junction in West Des Moines which surprises me):I am also noticing that there's some great info on both of these youtube videos/websites:https://eig.org/dcihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?

It's worth noting that Pinellas Co. has similar costs as Orlando metro but might be a bit higher exclusively due to Gulf Coast Pinellas Co. being more hurricane prone than further inland Orange Co.