Wow, from what I've seen, Colorado is poised for a lot more growth and nowhere near a bubble.

I'd personally like to help grow the community and get to where more deals are being constructed amongst those those of us interested in building wealth by building teams and partnerships (networks).There are a few REIAs in MeetUp you could check out.

Otherwise, with an average rate of return and some work, you can get there in roughly 40 yearsI'd rather go to Thailand and live like a king for a month  or you can maximize the growth of that $55K but learning-implementing all different strategies in real estate, hours and hours every day for a few years, then go to Thailand to live like a king forever with a cash flow big network!!

We think demand for Dallas apartments will continue, jobs and population growth have been there and are expected to be there in the future.  

If yes and yes, maybe you do that (if you're no longer in growth mode with your investment properties).What I absolutely would NOT do, is paydown the investment mortgages (and not have enough to pay them off), as this will not change your immediate cash flow and now your liquidity position is significantly lower, but your risk in terms of monthly debt service on the properties stays the same.  

Highlights: Growing millennial demographic that prefers to rent, affordability, job growth.

The bottom of the kitchen sink cabinet was missing & had fungi growth that was never cleaned and replaced.

Also there is a ton of growth up north where we live.

Over the past 5 years, I have seen industry & population growth in Columbus explode, and effectively it has raised our housing prices.House hacking is a great way to get started!

The college is the big driver of the areas growth but I wonder what economic growth the city has seen, that would be my one hesitation for its long term growth, everywhere in CA is developing right now, how will this look in 4-5 years?