The good thing about Bradford is that it still has a healthy amount of multi fam's, as well as demanding a bit of a rental premium, and I feel that I would be able to focus almost exclusively in Bradford for purchases for a very long time.Let me know if there's something you'd want me to elaborate further on with regards to picking an area.As far as Worcester area, I used to live there when I first graduated college, 3-4 years ago. 

However, I would argue that a healthy level of debt gives you flexibility to grow faster and build more wealth over your lifetime.Leverage is a strategy of using borrowed money to generate large investment returns.

I need to keep a healthy balance in order to keep my grades up.

It will take me about 4-5 years to recover my costs to where I'm profitable (on a cash basis - but the property has appreciated substantially already) and I have a healthy monthly positive cash flow with high potential for future rent growth. 

The property is paid for by cash (clear title under LLC name) and has been generating healthy cash flows.

- again, spending 2 years building up a rental portfolio which we anticipate to have healthy returns and under the banner of the broker, how would one part ways amicably.

My question regarding condos is: does anyone know which subdivisions/communities have fairly healthy associations as far as reserves, not too many rental restrictions, etc?

If you have a real estate deal which is 12-20% cash on cash return on the loan this is a healthy return which allows you to diversify.  

I have done a research, it appears the law does (DFW, Texas area) require LL to provide a healthy, well contained property for tenants. 

Hi @Cee Jay I know there is gonna be a market regeneration, in san diego, but not next year I think we are healthy to keep driving prices up a little more this is just my opinion, since I was one of does monkeys that @Brian Lacey was talking about, or former investment analyst. so my job was t be paranoid.