It's always a good idea to shop around and compare rates from different lenders to find the best deal.As for finding properties with good cash flow and potential for growth, it can be challenging in today's market, especially in popular areas where competition is high.

It's 45-60 minutes away from Coeur d'Alene Idaho, which is a bigger town, popular tourist spot, has a fair amount of money floating around nowadays.

I spoke with someone at an REI club meeting who has a small studio in Paris which is the most popular vacation destination in the world.She has been doing it for 12 years now and does quite well.

I am not here to win a popularity contest.

Toledo seems to be popular with California investors but I don't know if it's all that special - affordable Midwest mid-size metropolitan area with some industry surrounding it.

It is very popular here in south Florida.

@Matthew HardingI realize this isn't popular to say on a real estate investing website, but unless you plan on putting more effort into real estate investing than a casual investor would (I don't, myself), you're probably better off backing away from this market for now.  

Like my title suggests, I wanted to create a forum to see what everyone's opinion is on Owner Financing during 2022 and going into 2023. Do you see more owner financing options than you did during the low interest rat...

It's why multifamily is so popular.   

@Ronald Fontenot Jr there are a few options.It may not be a popular idea...but he could rent it out and be negative cash flow.