The hottest.company in the world comes to the hottest city America.

Bare in mind they look at present and past income so if you trended up this year, you are still dragging down because last year you didn't make the same money.If you can defer or pay down or pay off some of your other liabilities your DTI will go down.

Aurora is great, last time I checked population is trending up, diverse set of large employers not likely to move, and politics simpler than Chicago.

Trends are already supporting this as Local building codes have recently changed by increasing insulation requirements and requiring 2x6 construction instead of 2x4.

At 120k, I'd be getting a lot of equity that would boost the IRR significantly if held for a while (assuming historical neighborhood value trends).

I wonder it that will be the trend around the country.

If these trends continue we will begin to see the Las Vegas / Henderson market really start to improve.

And if you have the hottest place in town and students can't find a place to live, you couldn't care less about a 1.5% inflation, but rather jack up prices every year up to what the market can bear.

WE use VFLyer.com to develop the Ad Content, and blast it out to Rentals.com plus Hotpads.com, Zillow.com, Trulia.com and others but Our current trend for Ringing The Phone on SFH's DENVER AREA: Rents above $1500/mo RENTALS.com,below $1500 CRAIGSLIST

And of course millions of more properties in pre-foreclosure stages.Are there trends by the GSEs, large banks, and major servicers to be more proactive in pursuing short sales with borrowers that are past due?