1 Birmingham, AL2 Knoxville, TN3 Buffalo, NY4 OK City, OK5 Cincinnati, OH6 Memphis, TN7 St Louis, MO8 Dayton, OH9 Indianapolis, IN10 Columbus, OH10 Detroit, MI11 Colorado Springs, CO12 Greenville, SC13 Louisville, KY14 Warren, MI15 Akron, OH16 Grand Rapids, MI17 McAllen, TX18 Tulsa, OK19 Austin TX20 San Antonio, TX

Depending where Property B is, it may have the chance to appreciate significantly more than Property A, as the downtown areas of Austin have been appreciating rapidly for years, with many of the homes being renovated by investors.

One common thread that runs through all my posts is that Stockton property values are rapidly outpacing rent increases.

B&Her's (like me) will advise to buy and hold to not have to keep working forever at high tax rates.In a rapidly appreciating, skinny cash-flow market like DC, I would think flipping may suit it best, but what are your goals?  

@Scott LiebergNever heard of the "rapid acquisition program."

Are there any turnkey companies that deal in the Eastern Iowa Area (Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, North Liberty) that you know of?  

Thank you both for your rapid input.

The market is Hot here and the city and counties around are growing rapidly!

My husband and I are looking to get started on wholesaling and we live in Grand Rapids Michigan and are looking to get started with that.

I was bitten by the entrepreneurship bug at age 17, creating an online advertising business that I was able grow rapidly and used the profits to finance college.