1) Keep this asset and rent it for the cash flow and equity growth potential? 

(ie class, crime, job market growth) I noticed this has been done for several other metro areas.

In Austin metro str is in strong demand due to the growth. 

I’ve started looking and buying in other FL markets who I feel are exploding in growth and transplants from other states such as Ocala, FL and Cape Coral, FL.

The city has tremendous growth potential and plenty of companies are moving in to set up shop.

My question is to expedite this growth can I buy rentals with my existing home service business?

Seems like most of the growth is taking place on the Kansas side of KSC.

real estate website Point2 has developed a list of the best places for life after college, and Austin — home of the University of Texas — hooks the No. 1 ranking.The website looked at an array of factors to come up with its ranking, such as population growth, business growth, median age, household income growth, poverty rate, and housing availability and prices.Point2 considered only the 86 places that host the country’s 100 most successful colleges and universities, as rated by U.S.

In addition, I see a lot of folks on BP saying the midwest and select markets are great for cash flow, and that properties meet the 1% rule, but once again fail to recognize the tradeoffs such as annual appreciation, population growth, job diversity, etc. 

Small towns may rely too much on a single business or market segment.Population Growth - If people are moving into a location, many things have to be right.