San Antonio is the fastest growing city in the nation and I don’t see that slowing down anytime soon.

Nashville is poppin and one of the fastest growing major metro's in the country, it is a pretty cool city and if you want the "big city" amenities then I'd look further into it.

As you probably know, Myrtle Beach is a vacation hot and the 2nd fastest growing city in the US.

They see themselves as the fastest path to help clients accomplish the financial objectives, understand 1031 exchanges and using IRA's7.

Multi-family is the fastest way to scale to these numbers. 

This is because the fastest way to build a large amount of cash flow in a short amount of time is actually not to buy cash flow focused properties.

STR and LTR's both do fantastic in this region, mainly due to the fact we are located 1 hour from Dallas/Ft Worth, which just so happens the be the fastest growing city in the country, with a population growth of over 130k in the last ten years.

Hey Joshua, the numbers made sense; fastest growing city in PA, lots of blue collar jobs, big rental pool, low purchase prices and relatively high rents.

I live in Fort Bend County one of the fastest growing areas in America.

. - Indianapolis has rent rates climbing at the fastest rate in the nation (+8%)- 3rd highest YoY rent growth since last year of the same time. (14.85%)- Unemployment rate of 2.2%- IU Healthcare (near Northside) announced in January a 4.3B expansion- Mayor Joe Hogsett announced in January $80M to Indianapolis parks.