@Kim Koster, the multi-family growth around UTSA or "La Cantera" area has exploded over the last 4 year. 

This is all good but I feel it is overpriced with a cap rate just under 6% but in a sense its not overpriced as Denver is exploding right now.I've been looking at this trying to get my head around it.

My local market has exploded over the last 36 months, making it much more difficult for a first timer to enter the market.

Various neighborhoods are seeing a revitalization and the trick is to enter these areas before their growth explodes.

With parts of the market here exploding, I'm curious what other Nashville investors believe are the good investment property neighborhoods or if outside of Nashville is a better option. 

Instead he has taken our 2-5-7 Cash Flow For Life model and EXPLODED his investing strategy.At this point in the Chicago Suburbs he has already accumulated 13 cash flow properties each with a minimum of $ 400 per month in positive net cash flow. 

As a resident of that part of Charlotte, I can confirm it is really exploding right now.

The second issue is the exploding levels of student debt and its effect on graduates ability to qualify for and afford a mortgage.

Clothier and Memphis invest exploded as there was a huge vacuum in the space..

You need more info.....not vague info from the "help desk" person.......There is a big difference between "hey I just found a ticking time bomb issue, lets fix it now before it explodes on you and cost 10x the amount to address it now"vs"This isn't code....it works just fine and probably will for the next 30 years....but its not current code"You need more specific info..... but this smells like BS to me.....