I am getting older so I need to not move at a rapid pace but for my goals toward retirement I need to act now.Thank you for your time.

My preferred markets are in Iowa (Des Moines, Cedar Rapids), and Minnesota (Fargo, or Minneapolis/Suburbs) if either of these markets are of interest to you feel free to send me a dm!

Coaches are for people like Brandon Turner that want to put all their resources into rapid growth to build an empire.

I have not had good luck with contractors in Cedar Rapids.  

Therefore, you'll need less capital in rapidly appreciating cities than in lower-cost locations.

Feel free to reach out at your convenience.What I cannot emphasize enough is that Buffalo changes block by block and street by street very rapidly, and if you don’t perform your due diligence to understand the neighborhoods, you could find yourself making a very poor investment.

I am a registered Nurse, and the founder and CFO/COO of a rapidly growing multi-million dollar start up, My question is " How can I leverage all the money my company is making to purchase real estate?"

We grew rapidly at first, but for the last few years have been a bit stagnant and are not sure what the best next steps are to continue growing.

Bluffton/Beaufort/HHI are growing rapidly but still relatively doable compared with Charleston and the coastal areas.

In my opinion I believe NE SA is going to develop the most rapidly towards Austin and vice versa.