When the tenants lease expired last year we renewed with a $75 increase (still below market, we were having a baby at the time....).

I want that $ to make little $ babies, and I have yet to see physical gold/silver "grow" more. 

However, when life happens, which it does to most, that is: you get married and start having kids, your spouse tells he/she is not too keen about driving around the block 3 times before finding parking OR the sirens wakes the baby up OR finding great schools may be a bit difficult. 

Also, I have a baby girl and would love to take her to Disney when she's older so I am leaning towards Orlando for that reason.

One thing that I now know that I need is to find a niche and focus on the next baby step on accomplishing that niche in my markets.My market is currently the Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati region in the great state of Ohio.

Once I successfully build these I plan to build large apartment complex's and dabble in self storage and other low maintenance REI, parking garages, mobile home parks, sky is the limit baby!

Its like a baby walking, once they take a step, they keep walking... even if they fall, they get back up and keep taking steps.

Texas has energy and oil sector, huge population growth from migration patters and baby boomers.

Would a baby on the way change anything?

Typical homeowner does not as they are not going to put the new born baby in the garage apartment.