Hello all!I'm a 24 year old on the verge of becoming a real estate investor.In the past year I dropped out of college started a new job which has put me into a position of looking into different business and investmen...

Another option is to contact agencies that provide temporary housing for insurance claims and register your property.In DFW area, I have noticed the pool of renters start decreasing rapidly at 1500 pm. 

I know a market can change rapidly so I am curious to hear what works for other investors in Colorado Springs?

I am a real estate agent and aspiring investor in Grand Rapids, MI, who recently just made my first large commission on a million dollar home.

Since my purchase they have rapidly increased in value.

I currently own 4 doors and want to rapidly grow to 30 doors ( in 5 years).

Hangar space is at a premium in the area, but maintenance and insurance costs are rapidly rising.

Property values are increasing rapidly as people are flocking to the town.This would be my first investment property.

You really need to understand the markets and demand for space as things are shifting rapidly in this sector. 

We are the last affordable metroplex in Texas & continuing to grow rapidly.