A bunch of tech companies have been expanding or moving their headquarters to Atlanta, from Airbnb to Calendly. By 2040, government authorities expect that more than 1.9 million jobs will be created because of this.

No wonder more than 73K people moved to Georgia last year alone, resulting in a a 36% increase in rent prices.

I moved my family and businesses from California years ago, and a lot of people seem to be doing the same these days.

For those who want to stay close by, Nevada’s their go-to hot spot.

And for investors, the good news is that Nevada’s housing market is projected to keep on growing.

Look, Houston and Austin are some of the hottest multifamily markets in the country, period.

Add that to more than 310K residents moving to Texas last year, and you’ve easily got one of the best states for investing in multi-family rental properties.

With a monster 49.35% boom in rent prices from 2020 to 2021, it’s clear that Arizona should be on your REI radar.

Even more, Phoenix, specifically, has shown up as one of the top 10 multifamily sales markets throughout the past 10 years.

Finally, there’s the king of all real estate kings — Florida. I’ve invested in countless multi-family properties here and they’ve all created wealth for me.

In South Florida, you have endless opportunities in red-hot markets. Fort Lauderdale. Boca Raton. Stuart. Miami. Aventura. There’s plenty to choose from, and all of them are sure to generate cash flow for years to come.

Florida has the highest average rent price on this list — $2,021, which nearly doubled from last year. More and more people will continue to move here, making it the #1 state for investors by a mile.

So, are you ready to take advantage of the best states for investing in rental properties?

Access my free Real Estate Training and see how I did it.

Be Great,

Grant Cardone

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