According to a new report from All Property Management, the greater metro Orlando area is currently ranked the fifth-best market in which to own rental property in the Southeast and number 19 overall in the U.S. The ranking is based on year over year property value appreciation of 9.69 percent in the second quarter, or 91 percent higher than the national average. That was the sixth-highest in the country during the second quarter. Owners also benefited from a 5.55 percent annual rental price increase in the second quarter along with an annual job growth rate of 4.26 percent, more than twice the national average. Other top preforming cities in the report were San Francisco, Boston, Nashville, Columbus and Raleigh.
