The only way I could imagine it affecting the real estate market would be by reducing the population to the extent that there would be an oversupply of housing..

They're trying to increase density in the area to accommodate the demands of the growing student population. 

They are a higher risk than the general population of being a problem for you.

In the meantime I would be making periodic visits to see what the population is doing.

.• Rent Range: If the majority of the population to which you want to rent are willing and able to pay $1,000/Mo to $1,300/Mo. you should only be looking at properties that you can purchase, rehab and profitably rent in the same rent range.• Property laws, taxes and regulations: This is a catch-all category of local/state issues that affect landlords: eviction process and costs, rent controls, state/local income taxes, etc.You should now have a very good idea of what properties rent best and how much they rent for.

My genius epiphany was that the population is always increasing and everyone needs to live somewhere, and thus Landlord became "what I wanna be when I grow up".

With huge population growth and BYU, maybe it'll be a good play for them but I prefer cash flow.Ogden is a friendlier cash flow environment but it's a rougher area with some nice areas, some normal downtown areas, and some rough areas. 

I've been trying to find it on the county site but they make it to where they only give you the account number instead of the owner infoEach county in Florida populate their public sites slightly differently. 

We don't live in the urban jungle and live in very safe area's of the metro areaOak Park, Warren, Eastpointe, Roseville, Redford, Livonia, Lincoln Park, Dearborn Heights, Farmington Hills, Clawson, Southfield, Southgate, Trenton, Wyandotte and on and on and on.Detroit has lost half of its population. 

Adding in a population stability, I was set with that area. taxes are high and cash flow is more difficult than some other areas away from major cities, but cash flow is not impossible.