Austin metro is growing rapidly.

If your area has rapidly rising housing costs you might be able to make your money on the backend from an appreciation standpoint and lock in your living expenses by owning the asset and save a few hundred bucks a month in the process.The question I ask myself is.

The base rent is set at essentially the same as the revenue share on mine, and it’s just a clause for the sake of rapid inflation or some other reason that they begin making far more off of it in the future. 

In the course of 7 years people left behind enough free weights so that I have pairs of dumbells from 5 to 55 lbs in 5 lb increments plus an adjustable bench.Cliff Notes:  Don't bother with a gym.

Columbus is rapidly growing! 

If you want to rapidly expand, you should restructure or move on.

It is incremental. 

I found it to be incrementally easier to find accountants/CPAs if you widen your search criteria to within the U.S instead of just in Charleston.

Yes, there are plenty of areas with < $30k houses that you could lose your shirt on, but there are many areas that are seeing rapid growth and price appreciation.

I don't take these too seriously but if you're interested in why the Greater Houston Area is growing so rapidly it is worth a read. http://resonanceco.com/blog/watch-americas-best-ci...