Do not allow any equity to grow in it.

@Skylar Vincent  Caldwell is a growing place to invest for sure...lots of revitilazation downtown and much lower price points than Boise. 

I'd like to start conservative and see how that goes, then possibly grow from there.

I hope to get started in Real Estate Investing, as a new passive income stream that will grow over many years.

Obviously growing populations are better than shrinking populations. 2.

Is there an oversupply or just that the supply is there to meet the growing demand. 2) Between the two school district which is a better bet - Frenship or Cooper?

-is there a better way to have my money grow in the next two years?

I want to thank the collective wisdom of bigger pockets community that enabled me to grow from 13 doors to 75 doors in 2 years while also holding a full time job in technology (I own and self manage these properties with a 50% partner).

(The utility company will run natural gas lines to the building for free provided I hook them up to something within 60 days. 1.)Should I just throw in electric wall heat into every unit and reduce the rent to account for higher heating cost to tenants?

Hi Folks, I'm wondering if anyone else out there has pondered this. In Oakland, if an owner moves into a property, and that property is 3 units or fewer, then after 2 years of the owner living in one of the units, the...