But overall the growth has been off the chart.

Therefore, we primarily fund our own deals which is limiting our growth. 

I still feel that books, audio books, podcasts, bigger pockets, and mentors in your local market are the best source of growth.

I'm drawn to the market due to its affordability and potential for growth, and I have family nearby that can be resourceful.- Goals: My aim is to successfully purchase, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat with my initial properties, eventually scaling up to build a portfolio.Questions1.

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I’m excited to announce that BiggerPockets has acquired Left Field Investors (LFI) and, with this acquisition, we’re launching a groundbreaking new platform for passive investors: PassivePockets.The passive investing space has seen tremendous growth over the past few years, but it’s also faced challenges—shifting markets, questionable influencers/syndicators, and a lack of transparency between GP and LP.

Homes that appeal to our target tenant segment range from $320,000 to $475,000, so the supply of housing we target remains almost the same regardless of how many new homes are built.DemandPopulation growth drives housing demand.

Meridianville (10 north of downtown Huntsville), Decatur (25 miles southwest of town), or Athens (30 miles west of town) will have plenty of B/B+ properties under $250,000.Given that cash flow is your primary goal, these areas outside of Huntsville may be a better fit for you anyway—rent-to-price ratios are definitely more favorable outside the city limits than within them.Still, Meridianville, Athens, and Decatur remain close enough to Huntsville to share in the area’s growth which, in my opinion, bodes well for long-term appreciation.

Kris has mostly just hired other experts to deal with the day-to-day tasks so he can focus more on the high level stuff, which may be why he will have a larger net worth than Phil.If I had to pick who I would give my money to as an investor I would pick Kris 100%.

With the job growth at Tesla, other tech moving from CA combined with limited building opportunities I expect the rents to grow and vacancy to stay under 3%.