One topic i've been wanting to talk about with other investors is buying in a rapidly gentrifying area and renting said property.

Some of them are up-and-coming, rapidly be gentrified right now.

If you don't have the stomach for that and moving to a cheap place to live is not an option then you just ride it out and make the most of what you can.Strategies in rapidly appreciating markets is to find short term deals where your exposure to the burst is limited.

Real Estate here in Tanzania is still small but growing rapidly.

Hello All,So my wife and I have owned a duplex on the NE side of Grand Rapids for the last 7 years and have never had a problem finding tenants.

I see that there are quite a few members in the Cedar Rapids, North Liberty, Coralville, and Iowa City area.I just have one question before I sign off---what are some of the best ways newbies can contribute to this community?

I live in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Are rents rising rapidly year over year?

Also, if I move out in a few years, renting the entire condo would profit me at least $400/month (based on current rent prices, which increase pretty rapidly in Chicago).Are there any tax implications to this?

Right now I'm looking at a MONSTER of a deal that I need to move rapidly on, I need to know the general concensus on my idea...