Larger metros: Phoenix, AZ Jacksonville, FL Kind of fit the mold as they are fairly business-friendly states with lower taxes, low cost of living and warmer weather. I am tempted to include Reno, NV but I am always skeptical of a city having such a significant portion of its economy rely on gambling and tourism. Even though the city has done a great job diversifying it's economy and is in a state that's notoriously business-friendly. Same with Vegas. My picks for smaller cities: St George, UT Bend, OR
@Sarah Marie haven't heard much about Naples, but Orlando and Tampa have been on fire the last few years. Florida in general is seeing a lot of positive net migration with a low cost of living, warm weather, and favorable taxes, so I like the state as a whole. Thanks for the comment!
hello! has this analysis of the cities ranking changed due to coronavirus / covid 19 in terms of how the economic slow down has affected the cities' employment growth or new resident growth?
@@BreakIntoCRE I'd love to hear your opinion on Multi Family at SLC. thank you so much for all your videos! You present in a correct, pleasant and enriching way ! thank you !
@@galshapiraeth I like it a lot. A few stats from the report that make it attractive - SLC has one of the highest population growth and job growth projections for the next five years of any market, the market ranks 5th in the nation in Opportunity Zones, and development deals are hard to make pencil right now (creating supply constraints). Bigger multifamily deals don't trade in that market often, but a great market for multifamily in my opinion.
Hi Muskan, traditional lenders won't issue 100% financing today. You may be able to get this through seller financing, but I personally haven't heard of this being done successfully. Most lenders will tap out at 75%-80%.
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Which real estate markets are you bullish on in 2020? Let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching!
Larger metros:
Phoenix, AZ
Jacksonville, FL
Kind of fit the mold as they are fairly business-friendly states with lower taxes, low cost of living and warmer weather.
I am tempted to include Reno, NV but I am always skeptical of a city having such a significant portion of its economy rely on gambling and tourism. Even though the city has done a great job diversifying it's economy and is in a state that's notoriously business-friendly. Same with Vegas.
My picks for smaller cities:
St George, UT
Bend, OR
Shah Ahsan this is great, all markets I like. PHX is at the top of my personal list. Thanks for posting!
Denver
@Sarah Marie haven't heard much about Naples, but Orlando and Tampa have been on fire the last few years. Florida in general is seeing a lot of positive net migration with a low cost of living, warm weather, and favorable taxes, so I like the state as a whole. Thanks for the comment!
What about ct
This is awesome! I was looking into Raleigh, NC, and Austin, TX! Good to confirm they're good picks!
Me too! What kind of homes are you interested in?
Just got back to Denver from JAX, I agree it’s going to be a good pick. I’m looking now. Good luck everyone.
Great to hear!
You are so handsome! Great content
Thanks for video. Great information!
My secret top 5 pick is OKC!
hello! has this analysis of the cities ranking changed due to coronavirus / covid 19 in terms of how the economic slow down has affected the cities' employment growth or new resident growth?
Orlando, Florida short term vs long term. Was #1 in job growth recently
Should I invest in Orlando or in Epperson Ranch - Lagoon Community in Wesley Chapel ??? I am undecided. Please help.
@@Gioxtream I can only advise on Central Florida, but happy to go over numbers if you want.
Boston???
central and western new york
Salt Lake City !
Totally agreed - SLC is in the top 5 in homebuilding prospects on the list, and I like it for all product types. Thanks!
@@BreakIntoCRE I'd love to hear your opinion on Multi Family at SLC.
thank you so much for all your videos!
You present in a correct, pleasant and enriching way !
thank you !
@@galshapiraeth I like it a lot. A few stats from the report that make it attractive - SLC has one of the highest population growth and job growth projections for the next five years of any market, the market ranks 5th in the nation in Opportunity Zones, and development deals are hard to make pencil right now (creating supply constraints). Bigger multifamily deals don't trade in that market often, but a great market for multifamily in my opinion.
@@BreakIntoCRE thank you so much for your opinion and your answer !
Hey, please make a video on this -can a lender give 100% of the loan amount to a borrower? If yes, then why? If no, then why?
Hi Muskan, traditional lenders won't issue 100% financing today. You may be able to get this through seller financing, but I personally haven't heard of this being done successfully. Most lenders will tap out at 75%-80%.
@@BreakIntoCRE thank you so much.
@@muskansoni3229 happy to help.