New to real estate investing? In the beginning, you’re drowning in recommendations of where to invest in real estate, especially in 2024. Everyone is shouting different markets at you, “Cleveland! Tampa! Cincinnati!” the list goes on and on. But here’s where you’ll get stuck: most beginners think ANY market is good enough for them, except that isn’t true. There are some unique markets that most investors don’t know about, and they could fit what you need perfectly. Today, we’re sharing these markets (and how to find them) with you.
We brought on expert investors Ashley Kehr and Henry Washington to give their picks for the best places to buy rental property in 2024. All of these markets offer something different; some have low price points with significant cash flow, while others have huge appreciation potential. We’re sharing our top three rental markets with you so you get in before the rest of the investors hear about them.
We’ll also give you the criteria to pick your perfect real estate investing market and share where we first invested and where we wish we had invested.
Dave:
If you could go back in time to the beginning of your investing journey, would you change something or would you do it all the same? Unfortunately, we obviously can’t do that, but I’ve been thinking about this question quite a lot recently. ’cause for me, part of the reason I started investing is because I was already living in a city Denver that was just booming and I wanted to be a part of this growing city. And I kind of got drawn into real estate because it was so obvious that prices were going to appreciate and real estate was gonna do really well in that city. But given the state of the housing market and the investing climate today, I’ve been thinking a lot about whether or not I do the same thing over again, or would I start somewhere else? What variables would I be thinking about when choosing the physically where I was going to invest? So today…