Finding Cash Flow Properties in HOT Markets

Our new Cash Flow Finder tool is the only place on Planet Earth where a real estate investor can:
Instantly locate the best (and worst) markets for high cash flow properties. It gets even better…

Not only can you now list and rank, from BEST to WORST, every micro-market in the U.S. based on its likelihood to generate positive cash flow, you can ALSO instantly locate the rarest of all opportunities…

Best & Worst Counties – U.S. Map

For the last 18 months we’ve been locked-away in our lab developing FOUR game-changing new tools: Micro Market Ranking tool, House Value Finder, Cash Flow Finder, Rent Growth Tracker

I believe we’re the only ones on Planet Earth to offer Property Value, Cash Flow and Rent Growth market analysis tools, and we overlay those findings with EACH micro market’s local real estate cycle.

What’s the WORST State for Creating Real Estate Wealth?

In our last blog post titled “The HOTTEST State for Real Estate”, we identify one state that is red-hot for investing right now.

In this article however, we’ll take a look at the WORST state for building real estate wealth. Its indicators show almost the polar opposite of the hottest state.

To find the weakest states,

What’s the HOTTEST State for Real Estate?

There’s one state that’s crushing most of the other states in the country, with 85% of its real estate markets being in the top 7 percentile of ALL US markets, and 100% of its markets remain HOT.

It’s a state you wouldn’t normally think of, but clearly there’s something going on here that you should take a deeper look at.

List of 57 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year

57 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year

Currently, 57 markets (14% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values over the last year.

In the previous quarter, 58 markets had annual home price declines

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

List of 189 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr

47% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr

Currently, 189 markets (47% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.

For the same period last year 187 markets (46%) saw Q-O-Q declines. While the ‘total’ number of declining markets are roughly the same,

List of 104 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr

26% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr

Currently, 104 markets (26% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines compared to the prior Quarter.

In the previous quarter, 73 markets (18%) declined.

148 markets (37%) saw Q-O-Q declines in the year ago period. (Because of possible seasonal variations,

List of 58 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year

58 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year

Currently, 58 markets (14% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last year.

In the previous quarter, 72 markets had annual home price declines.

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

Big Movers Report

Every quarter we scan our Hot Market Finder and State Radar tools to see which markets are rising or falling the most.

This ‘Big Mover’ list often foretells major market changes.

Here’s what it looked like for the STATE level:

We compare the current Master Score “percentile”

List of 73 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr

73 Markets Lost Value Quarter-Over-Quarter

Currently, 73 markets (18% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last three months.

In the previous quarter, 146 markets (36%) had Quarter-Over-Quarter declines

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

List of 72 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year

72 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year

Currently, 72 markets (18% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last year.

In the previous quarter, 61 markets had annual home price declines (they didn’t even keep up with inflation).

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

[MAP] Ranked County Real Estate Markets

Check out this new county-level real estate map for the entire U.S.

We’re now able to score micro markets (Counties, Zip Codes and Neighborhoods) and RANK them against all the other counties, zip codes and neighborhoods nationwide.

RED = the top 10% of all counties nationwide.
ORANGE = the 80 –