Does anyone know where the best markets are for owning/renting out property? That is, the highest return on investment?

I have what looks to be very good potential renters. They have no evictions or judgments of any kind and on the application state that their income is more than enough to handle the rent and all other expenses.

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Hi There,               I finished up a rehab and about to pay the final payment to general contractor. I want to make sure that I get the lien waiver with the corresponding sub contractors he used information in the ...

I am looking to close on my first property in the next month and trying to finalize a few details.  The current leases do not go into much detail on how the current property manager handles non-separated utilities so ...

how is everyone doing today? i have a few questions and im hoping some one can enlighten me a bit or at least point me in the right direction. 
my name is Gerardo im fairly new to RE and BiggerPockets for that matter...

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The house that i bought a few weeks ago is almost ready for rent.I decided to accept section 8 tenants i just don't understand one thing please advice

Let's say i want to rent it out for $800 per month.Wh...

Hello all,A lateral move with my current employer has my family moving to North Carolina.  We are thinking a "Project House" in the SE Suburbs/ Exburbs of Charlotte, High Point / Greensboro, or suburb / Exburbs of Ral...

Hey Everyone,I've been a landlord and have remodeled my own single family (one duplex) properties for the past 8 years.  I've had some hard lessons with bad tenants over the years but overall I am doing pretty good.  ...

I have been rehabbing & wholesaling single family houses for about 7 years and appraising commercial real estate for about 10 years. I am getting bored/tired of these activities and have been kicking around the i...

Being new and there being so much information I figured I would try to start a weekly thing for all of us newbies called "tip of the week". Hopefully, some of the more experienced investors will overflow this post wit...