OfflineCNNMoney recently released a report showing the top 10 small cities to live.
They based this report partially from quality of life, housing prices & employment.
This is important, because both investors & renters are going to be in this cities which allows you to plan your investment strategies.
As you’re doing your due diligence to determine where you want to invest, this is a great article that goes into details as why this are cities you should
be doing your home work!
1. Carmel, IN
2. McKinney, TX
3. Eden Prairie, MN
4. Newton, MA
5. Redmond, WA
6. Irvine, CA
7. Reston, VA
8. Columbia/Ellicott City, MD
9. Overland Park, KS
10.Chapel Hill, NC
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/best-places/2012/snapshots/PL181...
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Thanks Drew, I always had a feeling about IN and TX being "sleeping boomers" also from living in OC I've seen the rapid growth of the Irvine area but Redmond, WA...and the rest of the list I didn't realize.
They based this report partially from quality of life, housing prices & employment.
This is important, because both investors & renters are going to be in this cities which allows you to plan your investment strategies.
As you’re doing your due diligence to determine where you want to invest, this is a great article that goes into details as why this are cities you should
be doing your home work!
1. Carmel, IN
2. McKinney, TX
3. Eden Prairie, MN
4. Newton, MA
5. Redmond, WA
6. Irvine, CA
7. Reston, VA
8. Columbia/Ellicott City, MD
9. Overland Park, KS
10.Chapel Hill, NC
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/best-places/2012/snapshots/PL181...