When that happens the NOI can really be boosted and your equity position.

Those are the boosts we all need.

A good idea is to look at population growth and aim to invest in states that are projected to grow rapidly in the future.However, take into consideration that if, for example, the population in a small town is 100, and than it grows by 25 people, that will give you a huge boost in population percentage but might not be your best choice due to the low amount of population.

Thanks everyone for the advice it was a well needed morale boost.

If you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.Personally, I am very bullish on New York and NYC itself.

I don't think it would offer a return, it might be nice yeah but it wouldn't boost your nightly rate especially if it is a vacation area. 

Then at 19, you might think of how a part time or summer job might boost your experience.

I started this when I was 22 and it has significantly boosted my net worth over the past few years, especially since I have been doing it as a live-in flip as well.

Here is the average breakdown of Unemployment State-by-State with the additional $600 boost.

There are a couple of big renovation projects going on that will eventually boost the property prices.