I future pace tenants contractors and property owners.

That was invaluable and a great change of pace.

If we continue to improve at this same pace (that's a huge IF) we would be back to "normal" vacancy by the end of the year.

Huntsville is on pace to outgrow Birmingham FYI.

They are a mutually exclusive and are all growing at their own pace and that stigma that I have is starting to fade. 

There are fast turning areas in and around Sacramento definitely move, it will be fast paced and you’ll learn a lot not to mention there are deals and properties to make money on, you will need inside help on areas!

Schools are great, but rents haven't paced values, so you really gotta dig for good deals.

I hate to say this, and I may be wrong, but in order to maintain the status quo, we may need another large attraction to draw more people to the area, a big splash to keep them coming at the pace of the new construction.  

Water reserves are NOW being tapped which contain rainwater which fell to earth 20,000 years ago (during a much rainier time of history) and is basically irreplaceable and being used at massive rates of depletion.The area of main agricultural activity in our country is being affected: "The pace of depletion has jumped dramatically since 2000.

I have gotten the RE "bug" though, so I am looking into private money for acquiring properties at a faster pace than originally planned.