LOL   scan and hold .. 

I don't take these too seriously but if you're interested in why the Greater Houston Area is growing so rapidly it is worth a read. http://resonanceco.com/blog/watch-americas-best-ci...

Of their Asset-backed Mezzanine Term Debt Facilities, they have $1.6 billion outstanding, non-current debt (not due within 12 months) attributed to their Term Debt Facility 2020-M1 and Term Debt Facility 2022-M1 at a massive 10% rate.They are heavily leveraged, not profitable, staring at much higher financing costs, and have run into a rapidly slowing housing cycle.

I am in Grand Rapids would love to help any way  I can. 

This was an opportunity to do both and also crack the 1% rule in a rapidly rising market.

In Columbus, as the city is growing, changing and reinventing itself so rapidly, working with a team that has their ear to the ground and a good understanding of locations and the current market is really important.  

The rent I would be getting doesn’t cover the mortgage at these rapidly inflating prices.

Lastly, when a property sits vacant it's as if the "soul" of the property deteriorated more rapidly.  

Berlin is a very rapid growing city with more and more international investors coming.

Those are great goals and definitely achievable in the Grand Rapids market.