By paying off all my debt I'm sure my credit score will skyrocket allowing me to apply for a mortgage, right?

Waiting to pick up the next one.Prices in my area skyrocket, meaning I'll need at LEAST 30k to buy another rental.So, I look around and find nothing.I find Bigger Pockets.They do an interview with a guy (I don't have it handy which episode), and he has something like 1,000 units or something like that.  

Toronto is way out of control .....Think about it wages are not changing, yet the home prices are skyrocketing....any single family home in TO is 1 million min.... unless everyone in Toronto is a millionaire these days and making $250k plus its just a big credit bubble....I sold my house at Bayview and Steeles for $1.2 million and it was average at best....The house in my eyes should have been worth $400KI currently reside in a exec townhouse in Richmond Hill which I bought for $300k and is now $900K its nuts ...predicting the correction impossible....play safe in these crazy times...my guess is 30% over valued.....FYI in 2008 i bought a $400K Condo in Las Vegas for $125k so the corrections can be severe.....people in Toronto think it will never happen.....lets seeJust my 2 cents...:)

Areas I'm targeting (but not limited to) Chelsea, revere, Malden, Medford, melrose, Winthrop, as I believe these areas could be markets where prices have not completely skyrocketed just yet.

Today It's hard to read the news or watch TV in NYC without hearing about the skyrocketing values of Bed stuy real estate.

Vegas used to be pretty hopping for cash flow and good prices but the prices there now have skyrocketed (well above prime) and the returns have sank drastically.

The popularity of the city is overflowing into the surrounding areas and causing rents all over to skyrocket.

Prices will be skyrocketing there in the near future. 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-07-23/... 4 biggies from Texas. Congrats to those who bought from 2009-12. Whats up with Iowa? Any major factors? (Sorry I dont know much about industries there)

I guess the main risk would be that Eastside prices skyrocket in the next few years before I can get back in.