But I'm really curious as to if anyone has seen a trend near medical areas?

Roku might do the trick.

About a month ago there was a trending BP article titled "Dave Ramsey looks like a genius right now" which I found to be especially irritating.

The list you use is the trick.

Yes this has been a popular growing trend in some areas.

Something to consider when investing is condos is what the recent HOA fees have been over the last few years so you can see how it is trending.

@Reda Bennani if you’re going to start looking at other parts of the country there are a lot of factors to look at, like population in general, in/out migration, employment in general and also industry/employer concentration, etc.Folks have been talking about the Carolinas and Texas as good places to invest for years, but you always have to analyze the market to find out if you’re too late on the trend or it still has steam.I usually find it hard to make the numbers work well for single families.

I don't have any real experience with the policies yet, but the trend seems to be that the "unoccupied" insurance costs twice as much as the "landlord" policy.

Granted, our appreciation is not as spectacular as some of the top trending cities in the US, but we also did not crash as hard in 2008.

I don't want to jump the gun on a deal that i'm tricking myself into being a good one just so i could have my first property.