While I applaud you for taking a step towards your real estate success, I only hope that you invest just as much time out in the real real estate fields and trenches as you are spending in the fortune builders program.There are many paths to the same destination and while yours is one I would not to follow (I prefer hands on learning), if you work hard enough and are just a tad bit lucky, you'll find success.Glenn

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Would you mind sharing why you think it's destined for growth?

That part can be a headache, but it's not insurmountable.Do you think we'd have a market for that type of property since we are not located in a vacation destination?  

I'll be cruising through all the forums to learn as much as I can to be able to acquire my first rental property.

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The government is still the major employer, and Sacramento still hasn't caught on a destination for employers.Overall, I'm betting on prices plateauing more or at least growth noticeably slowing as more housing comes online.

Gatlinburg and Asheville are going to be better destination markets for traditional vacation rentals though.  

I can get you great off market properties from Pensacola to Destin.

Love your thoughts, and your travel destinations!