If you're willing to go residential, there are quite a few fourplexes on the far east side that are still rapidly appreciating and have a lot of potential for value-add. 

How were you able to scale so rapidly?

Are the Milwaukee neighborhoods you are looking to developing rapidly relative to the rest of the city, if so, why?

This is changing rapidly and I'm getting very motivated to get something moving.I am concerned about the local market here in Denver as it appears it is topping out a bit and good deals are difficult to come across but would like to try owner-occupied here as our circumstances aren't ideal for us moving at this time.

The reason for my suggestion is because it's rapidly growing with several different types of new businesses being built.

I am a NoCal transplant, though we moved when I was a kid so I’ve seen the evolution of Chattanooga from a dirty city you didn’t walk around in at night to one of the top cities in the nation consistently voted as one of the best places to live/visit/invest in.

Maximizing on rapid customer service and effective honest advertising will keep you on track for these cash flow cows. 

I purchased the property off-market from my employer, Rapid Fire Investments (a regional wholesaling company) at a discounted price of just under $112,000 and put roughly $60,000 into renovations.

Yea South Saint Paul is definitely a more tight knit community that I don’t see changing too rapidly.

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