If you become successful in your investing activity, a healthy relationship with a lending institution which operates within your sphere of activity is crucial for future growth. 

If it shows healthy returns, I'd wait. 

After that I look for the following:1) Healthy guaranteed interest.

Stay healthy.

(MSA is metropolitan statistical area - what the census bureau considers the economic unit of the area).The state doesn't matter, because some states have poor growth overall, but MSAs within the state are healthy.  

What does your property's sale price work out to if you multiply that PPSQ by the # of sq ft of your property, and discount it by a healthy margin of safety?

Demand is likely to remain healthy despite the rising prices.The primary question is whether we will see any change in the meager supply of homes for sale.

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Seems like healthy/stable growth, too. 

And what is a healthy/realistic profit margin to be attractive to the bank/investors?