It also depends on investment strategy you are going after, if you are looking for cash flow or appreciation, or both, etc.We typically will not invest in any market with fewer than 500k people, places that show trends of job and population growth, with at least one major league sports team.

The knowledge and exposure I've gained have been nothing short of exceptional, and the tight-knit community is the true secret sauce that propels this mentorship into a league of its own.From the moment I joined this mentorship, I knew I was in for something special.

Look @Matt Lingo, Minneapolis is the "Major Leagues" in many ways, including code enforcement.

Investing in single families is beginner territory, it's the minor leagues for chump change.

In the first year I started working for him, that soccer team had risen to Greece's then-version of the national Premier League.

And truthfully this is out of my league.

For residential rentals I would also say baseball... 99% of the time its boring as heck but 1% of the time something exciting happens.However BRRRRing can be like little league baseball, everyone/everything is going in every direction at once, and the only adult on the team is yelling and hopping around trying to keep his team together..

Strategy and insight matters leagues beyond what it has the last 10 years.

Friendswood, League City, and Pearland as well as Galveston have rental markets that demand good rents and have a lot of options.

I'm ready to join the big leagues.