@Henry Der...I know Lima, but don't work that market...if you want market data on one of the fastest growing cities in the country, check out Columbus: https://columbusregion.com/columbus-2020/ My advice would be to stay away from paper returns...you can get 30% ROI in dozens of cities in Ohio, but that doesn't mean the investment is sound.

One of the fastest growing universities in the US.Investment Opportunities:They just announced the Walmart New Campus plans last week.

The fastest way to build credit is to apply for secured credit cards and shopping cards like Fingerhut, QVC..etc.

I'd say to shoot for coastal areas - these are recovering value the fastest (besides Barcelona and Madrid metro areas). 

If we want some focussed action in the midst of a crisis we have to have very clear objectives and carry them out in the fastest most effective way possible.

Playa del Carmen has been registered as the fastest growing community in Latin America over the past 5 years.

No one plans for a job loss, medical problems or other common set backs.But, bankruptcy can be the quickest, fastest and cheapest way of dealing with debt.

Unlike many other major US cities in the Midwest, Columbus continues to expand its reach by way of extensions and annexations, making it one of the fastest growing large cities in the nation, in terms of both geography and population, and probably the fastest in the Midwest. 

Same thing will happen for Stockton.Stockton even led the nation in rent growth for a few months last year:Stockton Home Of Fastest Growing Rent In NationSo you're good to go on multifamily.If I were looking at Chico, I would probably consider trying to make something work for Chico State Students.

Leverage and appreciation can make you rich but cash-flow is the safest and usually the fastest path to financial freedom.Like @Ryan E., I am very bullish on Utah residential real estate (under 500K) because of job growth, housing demand and supply limitations.