I am invested heavily in Charleston right now and that is one fabulous market as well. 

I've been heavily thinking about getting my real estate license but if it's not going to benefit me there's no sense in me doing that.

As a young female pursuing a career in a heavily male dominated field, I personally would enjoy getting together with other like minded individuals.

I just got off the phone with a source of mine who works as a contractor for the city and is involved heavily in the development of Greater Atlanta.

Some time I rely heavily on my real estate broker, some times I do most of the work, especially if I am familiar with the property.  

@Scot Poore I'm biased because I'm heavily invested in the Rome market.

If she's well below market a 50$ increase would not trigger a move to an even more expensive property unless she is a person who operates very heavily out of principal.If the rents are lets say, 200 below market and her income is solid I would motion to increase the rents 50 no problem, and plan to increase another 50 on the next lease if it's still under market. 

While management needs to make the final call, we rely heavily on their input to do so.

Half doc and heavily modified underwriting.

I have been educating myself heavily in the multi-family rentals but have not given much thought to a SFR using the BRRRR/house hack strategy.