I'm Ryan Garrick from the Portland, OR metro area.

I assume you are in the Metro? 

Just got the fresh MLS data for May 2024 for the Milwaukee metro area:- median price for the metro area is now 341k, up 8.1% YTD- we have a chronic rental shortage, rents are up 4.6%- inventory is up a whopping 57% from last yearTake inventory with a grain of salt, because we had almost nothing last year, so 57% more is still not much.

A little bit of background, I own and manage several hundred doors in the Metro Detroit area and have been active in the investing community since 2003. 

Savannah is still surprisingly resilient and one of the most interesting metro markets to trade housing in.

Reno is less expensive to enter the market than CA and more expensive than other Midwest or other sprawling metros. 

I know the metro Houston very well.

Buyers come out of the woodwork once you get the deals under contract in Metro Detroit (assuming that's where you will be working). 

Hello BiggerPockets community,I'm a new investor ready to enter the real estate market in the DC metro area, with a focus on Northern Virginia.

It's not a migration to the town from Charlotte as suggested, although statewide growth has been consistent, Kings Mountain is a bit far from the economic gravitational pull of the Charlotte metro area, and the out-pacing in pricing is due to the casino, not so much a shelter from higher prices in Charlotte.