The Nashville/Franklin area is booming with brand new apartment complexes everywhere.

Yes prices have risen but the economy has been booming and millennials still aren't struggling to buy.

Iron range, I view this like the Bakken, when things are good it's great, but sure as the "boom" comes so does the "bust" as the area is VERY industry-specific dependant and it is a swing industry.

Yep, but I am looking for the doubling to happen in 10 so the two year is mostly that I have a knack for identifying the low just before the BOOM!

Right now the United States is experiencing a boom in the refinance market. 

Once you do this you find your NOI.Now take your NOI and divide it by your cap rate and boom, now you have the value of your property.

During the initial COVID home price boom, Chicago home prices increased about 18-21%.

There's just a lot of land that's still available so each building boom will drive up the prices, but probably not to the levels we saw pre-2008.  

You’ll build deserved confidence quickly and as long as you stick to non-boom town markets - it’s hard to fail when cash flow is there to support you month to month. 

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