I have plenty of entitlement left on my VA loan for a second house, but don't wish to relocate and haven't grown my family since I bought the first house (I'm single, no dependents).

The area has grown i suppose since this post was started more than a year ago.

It seems like it has grown exponentially in the last year.

Matt and Colby Hi Matt and Colby, Job and population grown/projection combined with good current/projected returns and affordability.  

Hey Sean I started investing when I was 23 years old and I've grown mine to 6 units in 4 years.

But the university, ABAC, has grown a lot in the past 5 years.

It's been a year now since I asked these questions, and I have grown a lot in the real estate space. 

What started as a side hustle has grown and has overwhelmed me at times as I work a full time job.

The other side, if you leverage (not over leverage) that same capital and buy a piece of real estate at smart numbers and have a reserve, you allocate a portion of profits after all expenses and replacement reserves to paying off that debt systematically while buying additonal properties atleast when the debt is paid off you are not starting at square , and have grown your net worth.Re-investing can be rewarding and fun, it can also be scary at times if you over leverage and jump in just to jump in.

It is crazy to see the amount it has grown.