Also have ties to Maryland & Washington DC as well as Buffalo, New York, so would consider growth and suggestions in those areas. 

If your plans for a property are continued growth to keep pulling out money to invest on an asset that is topped out using short term debt terms you can get into trouble.

My dad is a small time investor and is growing by leaps and bounds, part of his growth is due to a project I found, and eventually presented to him, me making a $5000 finders fee in the process.

I have increased my marketing budget tremendously this year, so at this point doing it by myself is not very beneficial to the growth of my company.

Based upon the growth rate you are experiencing right now and the projections for the next 5-10 years, your market is far from peaking, rather just taking off. 

If this property is in Indiana, you will be looking at a +-3% appreciation/depreciation so not much growth over time.

I'm sold on the future of the area - the growth will be there soon as long as we do not have another serious downturn.  

I like the trend of higher density growth for property value inflation.  

We are Atlanta's little teenage brother growing up (fast) We are all lucky to be in a booming city basically still many years of growth left I have to disagree on this being a good buy and hold market.

This has a bigger impact on longer term accelerated growth when combined with re-financing.