I focus on investing in the Waterloo and Cedar Rapids area of Eastern Iowa.

Location MattersIndianapolis has some neighborhoods that are seeing rapid growth, but choosing the right one can make or break your investment.

There are opportunities west of Ocala in Dunnellon and Citrus County, where the area is growing pretty rapidly, that would probably represent better opportunity. 

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., the population and job market are both growing rapidly - overall great macroeconomics.

@Matt OwensWe have several members who live in the Grand Rapids market, and own assets.

Interested to see how you weight things and what you look for. 

The market projections for South Florida and central Florida are for the market to continue to decline due to the insurance crisis and the rapid appreciation experienced since COVID-19.

The land shortage and rapidly increasing population are why prices and rents continue to rise quickly.Could the land be transferred from the federal government?

If you could finagle such a device, I suspect you and it would disappear rapidly to somewhere Indies Ark of the Covenant is kept, lol.