High Rental DemandGrowing cities with booming job markets often have a higher demand for rentals.

I began my RE career in 2003 during the 'boom' times as a mortgage broker.

There's been significant growth in the last 3-5 years, with booming business and real estate sectors.

There economy is booming, property prices are low, and there's a strong rental market due to the influx of people. 

For example, could this potentially be a cash boom opportunity within the adjacent areas such as Kenosha and Mount Pleasant where one could buy low, sell high within a relatively short amount of time through appreciation, or would the presence of Microsoft increase cash flow in those areas?

I know a lot of people love it, but the insurance is only getting harder to get and higher in price, Tampa is a good in between and yet booming market.

Touché Don Touché....Detroit is a great example of holding too long, and the boom-bust cycle. 

Selling a rental property too soon could mean missing out on a property boom.

Boom.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @Jonathan Greene But where else can I purchase my 1% rule properties with booming industries at the forefront of tech, life sciences, great universities and aren’t their rumors  that Amazon, Tesla and Apple are all relocating their HQ’s to Columbus by 2030?