California gets a lot of hate on these boards, but the returns can be massive when you consider the rapid rate of appreciation.

I had to chuckle when I read your post because it reminded me of the statement all these financial advisors always give before they help: "Past performance is not an indicator of future success".Don't get me wrong, if you keep finding markets that appreciate as well as the ones you have been in so far and that keeps going, you will reach your TFP very soon with that model.I know you are aware that we are rapidly running towards a massive affordability trap.

Once I get to 20k+ though I'm about to be 18 so I can get a full time job and thinking start a side business to increase my income.thought I still have to find out if Starting a 360 photo home scanning buz.

Many hands began to scan around for the next plateauSome say it was Greenland, and some say MexicoOthers decided it was nowhere except for where they stoodBut those were all just guesses, wouldn't help you if they could(Nirvana, the band)[In other words] Your probably going to have to decide that yourself.Good Luck!

But check Madison(Wisconsin), NoCal, Northern Nevada, parts of Michigan like Grand Rapids.

This will create thousands of additional jobs, bringing more people to the city and increasing housing demand.In ConclusionWith a fixed supply of properties in the range of $320,000 to $475,000, a rapidly growing population, and a growing number of jobs, it is almost certain that rents and prices will increase in the foreseeable future.Thanks for reading my post.

I will obviously be scanning this site relentlessly as well.  

Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

Columbus is rapidly appreciating and has good cashflow, Cleveland is more cashflow leaning but has a cheaper entry price.