However, you have to start somewhere and you can migrate this data to more robust solutions later on.

Hi my name is Caryll Miller born in Jamaica, raised in NY and migrated to Virginia, So yes I am a former Navy Sailor.

What is your take on the idea that a low cost communication and transportation lines are going to cause a migration of people from cities to rural areas?

GDP growth -> job growth -> in migration -> people growth (not height, population) -> price increases -> rent increases Don’t have to be a Scientologist to see it coming.

That isn't to say the PRICE of SFR will go down, although it might due to the tenants and problems that come with apartments, but it might make your margins a little tighter.I do not know the net migration patterns for Orlando and the driving economic force, and even if I did (or anyone did) you are really just making an educated guess one way or another.

Migration patterns generally, I think, remain to be seen.

San Antonio is another market that has tremendous inward migration and year round travel demand.

I would especially focus on markets with positive net population migration.  

People that do migrate to Austin and the suburbs have careers that is why the values have gone up.

Initially I began my investing career looking into fix and flips, then migrated my attention to the Notes side of the business.