The economic growth of the Tri-Cities economy has some spillover, so quaint little Abingdon area has seen a notable boost.

I get the economies of scale from hundreds of units.

From what I know the El Paso economy has not been doing well and is heavily resided by the military. 

The best areas are larger cities that are diverse economy and have increasing population and increasing jobs available. 

The worse the economy the faster you must begin eviction proceedings and the less room for compassion.

Moving inland will help with this.Orlando has a strong economy, not as linked to Real Estate development as Tampa (and it’s not a coastal city).

Again, they want to leverage our expertise, take advantage of our economies of scale, and take our normal profits (which are there because of our streamlined systems) for themselves. 

Generally, the TX real estate market is very strong and thriving right now as companies and individuals are relocating and the state supports a robust economy.

Start networking with other investors and see how you can assist them and learn the ropes so that when it's time to jump in you will be ready.With me personally owning apartments, I would recommend owning as many doors as possible because the economies of scale plays to your advantage.

Add good companies and a good economy, and you got the perfect recipe for growth and appreciation.https://www.zillow.com/research/dataTerry