The homes here are very affordable too, which makes it a nice entry-level market.

A little more affordable and people are definitely looking to rent in those towns.  

I bought my first 2 rentals in 2021, and now I find myself a little stocked since I don't have much more money to keep affording down payments on new projects.I was wondering if anybody knows of any lender that offers Lines of Credit for against equity from rentals.

Population growth and lack of affordable new construction is hurting supply big time.

Does anyone have any suggestions on specific areas that are affordable and will produce significant returns?

that FHS "hack" is definately part of my game plan.as i dount i'd afford 25%+of a decent quad in a timely matter.

I am personally seeking out LTRs as property values are skyrocketing with rents.On the bright side, the city just approved rental ADUs for full-time residents to combat the affordable housing crisis here.Good luck on your search.

Buy the house w/ a friend so that you can collectively afford more and split everything.It's good to know how much you can afford before doing anything though.

They are more affordable and the ROI is well worth it.

If you can afford to dive right into real estate I would take the leap.