If I was to hazard a guess, I would say expect to see some strong economic shifts in the next 18 months.

If you ARV is very accurate and your construction is on budget, it is usually pretty strong as a rule of thumb.

@Esther Ghebremichael based on your response of having high income potential as a dentist and no desire to become a landlord yet a strong desire for passive monthly cashflow I would suggest researching into passive real estate syndications if you have not already.

I strongly recommend you to hire an independent mold inspector.

Otherwise, I have a strong customer service background in a variety of fields over the past couple of decades.

There’s a lot happening right now, yet Western Washington maintains a strong economic foundation and offers investors upside if they know how to buy and manage right. 

Exceptions would be if you have a strong strategy planned for how to increase your income or decrease your expenses. 

He is a strong communicator who won't leave you wondering what's happening with your investment.

Plus, I think being from California just about all of Texas would have a strong dislike for me.

I know that UNC has a strong real estate program and you should get involved in the "center for real estate" or the equivalent and seek out any events, meetings, etc. that they do.