You don't need to do anything fancy, simply figure out ways to help them achieve their highest value tasks by taking the "lower value ones" and you'll be on the path of growth in that arena, too!

@Jonathan Jones you are going to have to raise your real estate IQ immensely before moving forward with your first deal.

What does the job and population growth look like in your local FL market?

I know there will be a fight to rezone land in western loudoun county but eventually there is going to be the need to convert the rural areas of western loudoun into a more suburban landscape to increase housing supply and keep economic growth going. 

Im still finalizing the entire plan which goes over details such as executive summary, marketing plan, org structure, my team, geographical area, lead generation, and more.This particular post I hope to gain insight on factors that will lead to increase growth.

I was expecting growth to stall this year, as wage prices have not kept up with average market home price, I couldn't have predicted Covid19 but a correction was obvious, and as @Nathan G. said, vegas market lives by swings, not resiliency. 

I would love to help with the growth of your portfolio.

Fayetteville is a good place to start. it's a very forgiving market, finding tenants is no problem.The downside to Fayetteville is that there is no growth.

It aims to encourage small business growth and development by streamlining the process of going public and easing limitations on the number of non-accredited shareholders an eligible offering can have.

I invest mostly for cash flow, but am curious if any of the burbs on the Indiana side have high growth potential.