One way to achieve more equity is to look at the neighboring markets and growthtriggers see if your area has similar economicsPass performance does not dictate the future Growth factors possibly hyper growth in your neighboring areas new construction amenities I have seen areas jump 10 X in relatively short periods due to multiple factors shopping, dining You owe to yourself to research the possibilities of future equity growth. you can always syndicate your ownership to long term investors to recoup some of your capital. ideal for people look for a write off and have the Ability to wait for appreciation.

It’s not the big cash flow market but with people and companies coming from CA combined with limited to no building it’s going to continue with 6-10% equity growth.

Are there specific areas where you're seeing the most growth?

Limitations on Rental Income Growth Impact: Rent control laws place limits on how much rent can be increased annually.

High levels of permits may indicate neighborhood growth and increased demand, offering clues for future investments.Connect with Contractors:Building permit lists often include contractor details.

It's a great location, high traffic visibility, high-growth area.

(b) these persons that would have been non-productive are now productive (c) people are getting trained and learning employable skills (d) companies are highly incentivized for GROWTH (e) you've effected stimulus in net housing production but with NO added tax revenue draws because it's via an offsetting factor AND arguably a potential net GAIN via expansion of industry leading to mor employment and more income tax revenues. 

Will it be enough to make up for the lack of income growth, buyer sentiment, unknown economic plan for after the election and the high valuations of properties?

Investors buy here because of strong jobs, strong rent growth, strong appreciation and the future cash flow but honestly many of my clients are playing the long buy and hold, appreciation game.