The right Partnership can help accelerate the growth of your REI activities.

Investing here is more about long term stability, rent growth, low vacancy, and if history continues, a lot of price appreciation over the years.

In 2011 was buying at 35k large SFH, today you will be paying 180kMy point is that it may be high risk buying now considering the massive growth and of course it wont cashflowI have now started buying in Detroit as I am getting in low and some markets here are now appreciatingJust my 2 cents worth:)

If the area or location ARV is pretty high due to population growth how would you determine your assignment fee for it is beneficial to both parties?

Such as:2)  The market there has experienced 25% growth over the past 5 years.3)  The city welcomes out-of-state investors. 

Both have seen stable appreciation in home values, job growth, and population.

The population of Winona dropped 2% not a growth market.

We are seeing more planned developments and continued growth in pockets of Atlanta that have experienced a slow-down or stall regarding retail SFRs.

This article had me more alarmed than othershttps://ad-venturing.com/2019/03/26/housing-growth-hits-a-brick-wall/They have a graph/picture in the article that show National home sales down 8.2% so far in Feb. 

Otherwise, it makes sense to grow the passive side of your investing portfolio.Right now you've got the luxury of refinancing out, getting 100% of your money back and being in a position to do the exact same thing.