YES, we may be a little biased, but check out our blog here on BP comparing Detroit to other cities and Deep Dives on Metro Detroit cities & neighborhoods: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Your biggest question shouldn't be WHERE to invest, but HOW you will invest!

As of this writing, I'm new here to these forums, so I appreciate you reading.I'm a Realtor here in the Phoenix-Metro area in Arizona, and I'm really hoping to figure out how to find investors who value data on profits.I've been working with some out-of-state investors for over a year, finding them multi-family units to purchase and rent out, primarily.I've created some pretty great tools to not just find good properties, but to find the best and most profitable properties in this market.Unfortunately, despite their resources, investing is not these clients' primary focus.

It really depends on the price point in the metro area, in a place like Baltimore or Toledo where the price points are low and therefore debt is low rates aren’t a huge deal.

Rank order of the top 10 metros by construction projects1.

I am also in the Denver Metro Area.

Metro Area.

It is a 4bed/2bath house on 2 acres...which may not seem like a lot but in our suburban/metro area 1/8 acre is common.

Looks like have to work it for some time to increase my wealth either investing in value add residential here in the Metro Boston Area since I have some experience in that.

I agree with a few other commenters here, for your area (and most large metros) the 1% rule is hard to find.

Hands down AZREIA has the most content and resources for investors in the Phx Metro including Tucson.