I think you're right with so many larger companies investing in our area, the market will continue to grow.

Future Growth: Once you grow your portfolio, transferring to an LLC can be a good strategy to limit your liability.

If the grand list grows and the town budget doesn't grow, then the mil rate would go down and your tax would not increase.With the evaluations going up, this will be a year that the towns push the budget's higher so you will see an increase. 

In a nut shell, we want to capitalize on a growing market by owning and managing rentals that we build and then sell the properties in the future to reinvest or retire.

The belief that the market is too small could be preventing investment in the very infrastructure that could help it grow.

I’m working towards being like you guys when I grow up! 

I have a background in project management and marketing, which I hope will help me navigate this space as I grow my knowledge. 

My cashflow (right now) is neutral (I plan to refinance down when rates drop), and my initial plan was for appreciation to grow my net worth.

We don't have that many properties for admin yet, we aim for properties that make at-least 60K a year in revenue, which has proven to be a slow crawl for our company and are not growing at the pace I would like.

Detroit's population is actually growing according to recent surveys not shrinking Census Bureau estimates: Detroit population rises after decades of decline, South dominates growth (michiganpublic.org)2.