Boom.

They offer both of these and you would be surprised of the recent inventory boom it has had!

However, there is a healthy amount of building going on as well nfor the foreseeable 1 to 2 years.Desert Hot Springs in particular with the pot farms, Palm Springs with it's booming short term rentals, and Indio and La Quinta with the yearly Coachella Fest musical events.

Sports, beaches, you name it, tampa is booming.

Some of these areas are a little rough.The cultural district is booming and there are gems if u take the time to look.

Jobs were created, engineered arrived, the Asian population boomed, and the Irvine Unified School District became among the best public schools in southern California and homes prices moved up faster and some what became crash proof during the down turn compared to Irvine's neighboring OC cities like Mission & Aliso Viejo, Tustin, Fullerton, Anaheim etc.There are so many golden nuggets I have picked up from post Jay and I really appreciate you writing this post.

If you zoom out slightly and look at metro-Milwaukee, it's booming and is a great spot to find affordable rentals. 

KC just announced a large data campus being built by the airport and the Riverside area is booming with growth, attracting many people.

I don't want smokers, neo-nazis, secessionists, hoarders, cat collectors, streakers, or felons in my homes, just to name a few.

I'm curious where you are finding cashflow in the booming areas that are Cedar Park, Round Rock and Pflugerville?