Spring Break business was booming until a few days ago.

No major boom has happened, Thus the likelihood of a major price crash in such markets is much slimmer than the markets which crashed in the 2008 recession.

After some thought about our high school days he instead switched gears and changed the focus of the type of renters he was pursuing to construction workers instead due to the influx from the construction boom here.

Columbus OH is from what I know cheap, but you likely won't have the same population growth as in the other 2, and I would expect rental growth to remain fairly flat.I short: Tampa has stable appreciation and a very strong rental market, which will probably continue.NC, I'm saying Raleigh then, has perhaps the most potential upside, but I'm not sure how far the "boom" has come, would need more investigation.Columbus OH, you're buying cheap and may get the highest rental yield but you may miss out appreciation gains, which can give you the real equity growth in the longer term.Tampa safest (investment)NC (Raleigh) most potential upsideColumbus OH best cash flow in the short termAn advanced guess.

Low Entry Price Points (65-90k for a SFR) , and Strong returns - if you have the right team on the ground, Detroit could be a great place to build a portfolio.Yes Detroit is actually a No brainer when it comes to "Finding the Next Boom City". 

-Cleveland, has alot of cashflow potential, average multifamily is around $140k. https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...There are other smaller markets like Dayton, Akron, and and Newark, which we are starting to see these areas boom due to huge investors and corporations like Intel choosing to set up shop in these kind of areas.Looking for cashflow?

As a matter of fact, I recently found a deal that got turned down by one of the investors. maybe I can take it with me to my next meetup and if no one is interested, maybe at least I can get input from others to why it wouldn't be a good deal and boom!!

I'm biased but Florida is booming ;)Even with market still at all time highs, rates have gone up as well with occupancy staying steady after slight slowdown post COVID. 

Account Closed  BOOM..........straight from Paul Moore.

So many novices jumping into hospitality, I strongly doubt most have any idea of the boom-bust cycles within tourism.