Two major airports in the middle of the country, a massive healthcare industry with some elite hospitals, a fairly progressive city especially for being in the middle of the country, outstanding mass transit, walkability, bikeability, an immense amount of culture and arts, a sizable Indian-American population, while the city's population is not growing it is gentrifying and growing in wealth so its a great place to invest.  

Sell in my hot localities and stay steady in my strong cash flowing market that I have a majority of my investments in.

Here's a link to a screenshot of my "Investment Books" spreadsheet that I'm using to track my progress (and spending).I'm excited to be a part of the BP community as my wife and I take the next steps in our investment journey.

Joseph Graeve I'll let you know as I progress!

Instead of doing what others do by waiting for success to then teach the world how, I will be documenting my progress, or maybe lack there of, as I push through.This way the struggle is real and fresh and not forgotten in the aftermath of accomplishment.I hope my experience is of some use and please feel free to contribute. 

I'd love to hear the progress of this project after closing.

Slow and steady wins the race.  

I'll be following your progress.

Right now I am 25, I have a stable steady job making 60k, I have great credit, I own a home in Parkville MD valued around 150k and I have about 10k of my own money to invest. 

Do you feel like either marketing strategy is more effective than the other, or do you feel like they both compliment each other to create a balance in an investors marketing plan for steady lead generation?