Here's a breakdown of some key things to consider, particularly in a market like Gallatin County (which has been booming):1. 5% Cash-on-Cash Return (COC)While a 5% COC return is on the lower end for some investors, it’s not bad for a first deal, especially in a high-demand area like Gallatin County.

@Noelle Mastelotto not only is Detroit booming, but we've got the data to help with investing decisions!

That has to be an improvement. yea seems like business is booming in that area.

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BOOM, just like that.

Unless the market is booming already, it's cheaper to buy existing inventory than it is to build new.

This little nugget made me millions when COVID boomed and Utah outperformed every market besides Boise. 

Also, the city is quietly booming - new businesses, new entertainment center, new community center and the developers have come back.Utilities are much expensive in Maricopa - water, gas and electricity.  

If you come across a good deal or get in to a bind it doesn’t matter, the money is gone.If you put it in a savings account then you can work towards paying off the debt, you can see how long and how hard it is to save up the $15-16k in cash, and then make your decision from there.If you want to pay it off then boom, take the money and pay it off.

Buyers, this is your moment—especially in the condo and townhome sector, where inventory is booming.