GREAT skiing (5 resorts within two hours), great hospitals, still somewhat of a secret as far as investing goes but blowing up at record pace. 

I mean, they're trying, but they're trying to clean up a mess and it's at their own pace.

Maybe the area is appreciating at a much higher pace than you originally estimated.My point is, don't assume the other person is making a mistake by offering you so much so soon after your purchase. 

I have also been working with a turnkey provider that offers 1% a month rent multiplier and he runs a backlog given the demand.As long as the economy stays strong and we don’t end up in a land war in Asia or a trade war, I see the housing market continuing, but at a slower pace.

Whoever you talked to at the HOA might have had an agenda or may have given you bad info so I would double check.Offering seller financing may help by increasing your pool of buyers.

There is no agenda or itinerary. 

If all of a sudden a glut of properties come on then the market comes down if pace of demand isn’t maintained. 

You are in for quite a change of pace heading out to the midwest! 

Failing to raise rents to keep pace potentially means a loss of income.

I have bought one already but I’d like to pick up the pace.