Low cost of living, strong job markets, and strong monthly rental growth in both these states have a lot to do with it too.

This regulation only ask about another 6 months  Holding period is 18 months, as I recall. one year is to avoid dealer tax regulation, add another 6 months, yeah so total 18 months anyway , this doesn't change much expect folks would do less agressive buying.also for me in this market it doesn't make sense to immediately sell but better wait for 14 months at least.

You can find off market deals in any of the following methods you mentioned.

Hi all, new to the forum and just wanted to gain some insight on the fl market pertaining to some things I have heard on the topic.

Hello BP community, I am relatively new to REI investing and my second rental is on the market.

It's the best way to connect with the people in your market really making things happen. 

Hi ALL,Just reaching out to see if you can give me some insights on Charlotte Michigan, Small City close to Lansing MI (21 Mil), I'm researching a Multifamily building, My concern is that there is 9,000 plus population only, I see articles that show is a good rental market, but it will be grate if anyone that knows the area can have some feedback as far is Schools, Crime rate, Economy and so on.As always, thank you guys, have a great day!!!!

The law also creates a landlord liaison position at City Hall.Effective in six months (I believe this to be July 1, but I haven't found an exact date anywhere.)I thought this was important to share, as many of the local investors I work with in the Kansas City Metro have very strong feelings pertaining to this ordinance, and are making very serious decisions pertaining to where they invest in the KC metro.Let me know if you would like me to email some brief slides explaining the ordinance, or if you want to read the actual ordinance in detail.

A quick Zillow search will show some impressive value, particularly at the luxury end of the market. 

Please see my post about the market update in Cape Coral and Ft.