I love Berkeley County and it's treated me well, but if rapid appreciation is one's game then BC isn't the right fit.

I don't know if the Postal Service can file bankruptcy, but they are losing money at a rapid rate.

Moreno Valley is a great city and is growing rapidly, you should be able to find something, it just might take a bit of time.

It is a rapidly shrinking market, about 10-20% the volume it used to be, with established, experienced regional and national players already in place.

Every investment will have a rapid skew, with possible return on the Y axis and time, effort and money on the X axis, where no time/resources/effort = no return, and maximum time/effort/resources = some cap on return. 

There is no doubt in my mind that the KEY to success is living below your means early in your adult life - Delay gratification for a few years to accumulate the investment dollars and let those dollars start working for you EARLY - a client of mine (and Biggerpockets member - although I am not going to call him out here) is the perfect example - He is buying houses at a pretty rapid pace now and makes a pile of money - In fact, he is only a couple of years away (at 29) from quitting the day job to spend the majority of his remaining time on earth hiking and traveling- How did he do it?

Playa's market is stabilized, while Tulum is on a rapid rise.

Realistically if you did this strategy and went to get a loan, your mortgage guy would possibly tell you that you need to pay off the credit card balance so they can "rapid rescore" you and get approval.   

I’m located down in Columbia, about 45 minutes south of Nashville, and it’s growing rapidly here.

My goal is to achieve complete financial independence through real estate and obtain enough property to build my net worth in the most rapid way possible.