@Klejdi Banka College Station has a lot to offer with a solid economy backed by Texas A&M, the largest university in the US (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_public_u...)But similar to @Shawn McCormick comment about Orlando, we dont see 1% deals very often.

In the shadow of a global economy facing its third consecutive year of deceleration, investors around the world are seeking strategies to steer through these challenging times.

The economy was not doing so hot but has definitely warmed up since the Marcellus shale gas drilling boom started. 

Nevada, with cities like Las Vegas and Reno, offers a tourism-driven economy, ideal for vacation rentals, but be sure to research regulations on short-term rentals.

The area has been a mecca for vacation rentals for a long time, and the local economy and service professionals are completely entwined with the industry.  

. ;-) It’s isn’t a picnic and it saps your time from investing.They are many other things that will come to light as the economy changes or regulations change or banking changes.

It certainly doesn't help at the economy is funky.

There is just nothing out in California City that is a key part to economy.

The 75 LTV at 7.5% is a stronger option as you have more room for cash flow to pay off the HELOC

I do like the more expensive markets like because of the higher dollar margins and stronger appreciation.