Also I would highly recommend investing along the metro lines.

In the Denver metro area, occupancy limits vary by county; we do not post it because it would be the length of a novel if we did.

As most of you have seen, housing prices in the Phoenix Metro area have exploded recently and I'm worried I will get priced out of the market.I started to look at listings in areas outside of Phoenix for single and multifamily properties, but don't know which markets are as strong as where I'm at.

Hi BP Family, I am looking for any wholesalers in the Ft. Lauderdale area that can filter deals to me. My primary focus is multifamily (duplex to fourplex) in B/C neighborhoods. I am looking closely at the Lauderhill ...

Hi, I currently own 3 properties in the metro Detroit area that are creating a cash flow of about $400 per month.

@Evan Polaski, given the thesis of "Chicago area properties are depressed and going to rise in value," I would then measure the appreciation rate against that of another major metro area that was not depressed, say Denver.

Also, 14 metros have occupancy levels and rents above pre-pandemic levels – either because they’ve fully recovered or weren’t impacted enough by the pandemic.Yardi lists 14 different markets that have fully recovered from COVID. 

There are plenty of great areas in the larger metro region, but in the city itself the leadership has become so hostile to businesses, police, and taxpayers in general that I don't see it being a thriving commercial market again anytime soon.

I am a senior at Metro State University of Denver, and will soon be graduating with a degree in construction project management. 

My in laws have a 4 BR in a rapidly appreciating area on the outskirts of the DC metro area.