Then you can build up your funds again rapidly and do another deal.

This indicates that there is still healthy buyer demand in the market, despite the rapid cooling caused by higher interest rates.Overall, it appears that the Austin metro market has returned to its normal seasonal behavior after roughly two years of incredibly extreme conditions.

When I think of Grand Rapids I think of Founders ;-)

Finally, Huntsville is growing and improving so rapidly, values can really change from block to block and house to house. 

The town is growing rapidly with tons of new home construction still happening along with new schools, and we were recently ranked as the fastest growing city within the metro area....but we are served with only a handful of restaurants, 2 of which are fast food (sonic and Mcdonalds).

and how did you scan your tenants? 

I would focus on multi family in Normal Heights, City Heights, Sherman Heights, Golden Hill, Oceanside and Imperial Beach if you want areas that are rapidly gentrifying and close to the core / coast. 

I think the Midwest more the Ohio Indiana Michigan etc area is do for a comeback around cities just because  those cities are so cheap while having walkability, pro sports museum’s etc  (Columbus was just names hottest market in the county and Grand Rapids, Fort Wayne, buffalo and Rochester are always high on those lists) I also think walkable small towns near something interesting (Water, Mountains Jobs etc) could make a comeback for the same reasons as above walkable and affordable. 

Does the program scan through your bank / credit card statements?

One of the best parts of Quicken is you can scan your receipts into it, and then throw the paper away....