Pay the lowest balances first, after retiring a loan, apply the new excess cashflow to the next lowest balance. 

So with a 1% vacancy rate, and 1090 people a year moving there which is in excess of 1% population growth, adding 1,000 units of housing does not seem like an unreasonably high number.  

Intrastate is ultimately much easier to keep safe and to regulate without adding excessive cost and complexity - and I don't think anyone can claim there's not enough money in Texas to make soliciting from Texas investors worthwhile.

I have been lurking on BP and learning as much as possible in conjunction with having a few friends in the industry that have been very helpful as well.My business partner and I are in the final stages of setting up our business and all that entails.

Hello all ~ I'm in the beginning stages of putting together my investment strategy for Atlanta and just considering every possibility.  

We are on the worlds stage as a great city to invest in, but unfortunately it has attracted millions posibly billions of outside dollars and they will buy anything.  

I'm in the planning stages right now and trying to map out what i'm going to attempt to execute over the next 12 months to make this a reality. 

My brother in law bought a house there with some friends at the peak in '06…still trying to stage a comeback.For my part, I'm going to be patient and keep looking (especially off MLS) and wait for the right opportunity and prepare to strike when the iron is hot. 

It has got to the stage where I have enough to purchase an apartment and have been researching for the past 5 months on what and where to buy etc..

I'm looking for a SFH rental as my first property with minimal maintenance and renovation (starting out with baby steps).At this stage, I am ready to interview agents and find one that can help find good deals for me as well as provide intel on the market.