Second, I'd suggest that before you focus on expansion, build and implement systems and processes to increase your business's efficiency.

Most of my investing are in the MTR (Medium Term Rental) space due to the large medical field in the Denver Area, and numerous expansion projects going on.

The largest infrastructure project since the waterway's original construction, the Panama Canal Expansion Program will create a new lane of transit traffic along the canal through the construction of a new set of locks. 

That’s honestly unheard of down here, usually my goal is to see 1% of the gross rent in purchase price in an area that shows signs of expansion.

This virtually ensures that today’s class A properties remain A class properties into the foreseeable future.To see how cities with no barriers to expansion are impacted by urban sprawl, click on the various cities below (you will need to zoom out).

They have been doing a lot of expansion all over the country, including quite a bit in the Atlanta region. 

Plus, Ohio does have everything: Columbus is a hot market and hot city with limitless expansion potential (literally it is surrounded by farmland), Cleveland and Cincinnati are both established major metro areas with high end areas and cash flow areas, and the tertiary markets of Toledo, Dayton, and Akron also have great cashflow returns.

Low-end A/C condenser and gas furnace installed will run you about $1800 and up...Average heat pump installed will run about $3500 and up...40 gallon gas H2O heater at Home Depot will run about $450, plus another $40 for an expansion tank.

In the Denver metro area, there has been a recent expansion of our light rail system.  

High water tables and/or marginal soils could cause an otherwise well located property to lose a lot of potential value, since the land may not be suitable for development or expansion.