Often asset prices don't keep pace with inflation and sometimes they exceed inflation.  

I do plan on doing a couple things this year if I keep up the pace, downgrade to a 30 hour work week, or hire a PM just do to the day to day management (though I would still do most of the prospect hunting and rent collection).

My question is, at what pace?

I am moving at rapid pace and have had to learn everything on my own and will need to keep learning in order to sustain growth.I currently am working on my first rehab project it should be in service this year for rent.

You have the power to out pace anyone in your market - all you need is cash flow or equity!

I do not think you'll see the type of appreciation you've had, but I also wouldnt expect the South FL market to maintain that pace for much longer.

There's strong demand and values continue to appreciate albeit at a slower pace than the last few years.  

Both the answering service and website can forward the answers/results of those leads to your email inbox to view at your pace / leisure and return calls only to those leads that are genuinely interested in selling.  

We both had incredibly strong Decembers and are on pace to do well in January as well; right around 2004 numbers if I recall the graphs correctly.We have entered our first technical sellers market since the crisis and are experiencing some pretty incredible absorption rates in the lower price points ($80-120k or so).

My construction work day is just paperwork, so that would be a nice change of pace.