An event outside of the property itself that results in rapid price appreciation4.

Hi everyone, glad to be here!  I have owned investment property since 2005 and I'm in my 3rd year as a licensed Realtor.  Looking forward to plugging in here!
Raylene

I am partial to this particular writer actually because she wrote an excellent book on SAC Capital and insider trading called Black Edge.I also own two rental properties--one in the rapidly appreciating Puget Sound area and one in Baltimore City.

"Cowboy Capital of the World"  That is a small population that is growing rapidly given the proximity to San Antonio and its growth.

The nice thing about Denton is that it is growing rapidly and should continue to do so for the near future.Sherman/Denison area also has good price/rent ratios and cheaper houses than Dallas.

The Minneapolis #'s can be deceiving.

We did great with it in an area and time of rapid appreciation. 

I would suggest looking for a 3 flat if you can find one.1/watch out for taxes, they are increasing rapidly, so make sure you have the latest info And build increases into the model. 

I failed the first one because I didn't have a deadbolt on one of the exterior doors, one of the outlets had a hot-neutral reversed, and I needed a GFCI outlet in the kitchen.I have a scanned copy of the Pottstown rental inspection report, with each thing they check.

I scanned the answers quickly so I may have missed it, but when you refinance, there is no taxable event.