Will past areas of growth still be considered the Path of Progress? 

I see the low interest rates, the projected population growth, the new companies coming into Salt Lake City, Lehi, and everywhere else in Utah and my trigger finger starts twitching.

Too much weight on one side of the pendulum usually tips the scale on growth potential.

It seems like the higher end markets that show resilient growth have lower rent/price ratios.

What I do believe is true is that when you go into something knowing that it is going to take lots of work and that it will more than likely not be easy...it makes the journey and the growth that much better. 

The portfolio is designed to cope with: inflation, deflation, rising economic growth, slowing economic growth. 

If we want to move to a larger house to support the growth of our family in the future, just using my income but having to list all of our combined expenses would cause our free cash ratio to be weaker.  

It has really improved since say 2010 and think it will continue to grow. The

Say it looks like I could get 700k but apprasal says 600 does that slow the growth of the value?

Congratulations and best on your continued growth.