Yeah finished two in February, trying hard for the next deals..getting deals are so hard these days in the hot market :(

The tier system takes into account: Average unemployment rateMedian household incomePercentage growth in populationAdjusted property tax base per capitaPoverty level, age of housing stock, proximity to adjacent county employment, employment sector concentration, at risk industries, ... these data points are not part of the tier ranking algorithm.

Good morning,My name is Marshall Butler and I am a real estate investor in Central Arkansas.  My day job is a VP of Commercial Finance at a local bank.  Not here to solicit business from that but if I can be of any as...

Listen to the podcast everyday, it keeps the fire hot.2.

We're a single-income household, so my salary won't support buying a 3rd $350K house, but I'll have a fair amount of cash on-hand and want to invest it into another rental. 

So, you're browsing the MLS and you find a smokin' hot deal.

There is heavy development going on around the Urban Core of Kansas City, and many areas that were once "war zones" are now VERY VERY close to being the next hot spots.I'm a part time investor in the area, but fulltime involved in the general development of Kansas City as I own a construction company that concentrates on new construction multi-use/multi-family developments.I enjoy beer, coffee, properties and BBQ

HE ADVISED THE WORK THAT HE HAS DONE ON THE HOUSE (NEW ROOF IN 2011, HARDWOOD FLOORS ON FIRST FLOOR, NEW HOT WATER TANK, REDONE A BATHROOM).

Birmingham is pretty hot right now.

I am a newbie but from what I read Jacksonville is pretty hot