And hopefully they can grow with us! 

Organic loss to lease would be any losses in potential rent due to the natural lease up cycle, meaning if rents are growing in the market, then leases dating back 11 months ago would be renting at a lower rate than market but this doesn’t necessarily mean the property has under market rents and a strong opportunity to increase rents.

I have great credit but I want to grow faster. 

This business relies heavily on relationships and if your broker has been in this business for 2 decades, I’m sure there is potential for you to grow your network with their help.

I was born and raised here in the valley and am familiar with most neighborhoods around town (moved a lot growing up).

Hey fellow BP members,I have this question that have been nagging me.I understand that the best practice is register the entity in the State that you are buying the property in rather than go through some method advised online where you form the entity in popular States like Nevada, Wyoming or Delaware etc..

Won't grow like it does in big cities but fairly stable + you can find property that aren't to old. 

Atlanta is growing like crazy and though I doubt we'll get Amazon, there is a new announcement of a tech company moving here seemingly every day. 

Should we just let our credit history grow older?

I'm loving the BRRRR method, and I think this is definitely the way to go to minimize risk, start with low to no money down, and grow rapidly.That said, I'm finding it difficult to find out around how much you should put down with private money up-front?