@Isaiah Cortez, Always nice to see a neighbor growing their business. 

Population is growing, the job market is growing, and macroeconomics is great overall. 

As your real estate empire grows, consolidating loans into one could offer better terms and streamline management.Overall, your method of buying, living, and then converting properties into rentals is a strong, scalable strategy for building wealth. 

Short-term rentals 3 miles away are going for $200-$250 / night and are always fully booked year-round.The area is near state parks and other recreational areas that bring visitors year-round, and the Pittsburgh area is growing.

I'm a small-town Wyoming boy that doesn't make a dime from all my efforts in BP, but I enjoy networking, learning, and helping others grow their business.

My grandmother lived there for many years when I was growing up (I always think of the massive shark head store there), but I don’t think even she would have predicted how much it would rise.

We're currently working in the business quite a bit right now, but as it grows we'll be hiring to have it fully staffed with passive income to cover our current expense plus more. 

Whether buying land to develop, buying existing Storage locations, reduce risk of over inventory of storage units in one market, TIME waiting for either land or a location to become available for sale, while we are trying to grow our business.Start small and MAKE YOUR BIG MISTAKES EARLY. 

Job Growth (Growing vs Declining) Percentage (To try and understand if the local job market will continue to grow or decline).7.

Currently I have three doors, am private lending for two land/new construction homes, and looking to grow!