Round Rock in Austin was featured as the No. 1 place to live in the country on the TODAY Show, among the top five booming cities across the U.S. where people want to live, focusing on communities with top notch quality of life with low cost of living, high growth potential, great schools, job security and opportunity.The five cities on the list included:Round Rock, TXSarasota, FLTacoma, WABridgeport, CTRaleigh, NChttps://roundtherocktx.com/tod...

But the property prices have stabilized and 10% growth in RE value is predicted for this year and the next few years.- small, 1-3 bedroom 1 bathroom apartments in Tallinn are the most sought after, both as a home and as an investment (flipping/rental).

The rate of growth is not evenly spread with some sectors faring better than the others.One of the effects of an upward looking economy is reflected in the rise in mortgage rates.

Massachusetts, where I lived from birth until June '06, has the second to worst job growth in the country.

Here are trends I look at in a market:- Unemployment - Job growth- Job diversification- Pay- Vacancy trends- Affordability trends (property values & rents)- Taxes- Landlord / tenant lawsJust to name a few...

They are relatively stable and there's also potential for growth.

The way I see it we have the following options:1.Buy another SFH, Duplex, Triplex, or Quad using our own cash and a LLC Bank Loan - $20yr amort, 5 year term 6.5% rate a.Least amount of risk b.Less complicated c.Slowest growth – takes more of our own cash, and restricts the size of the building/investment2.Use debt financing at 8% in addition to our own cash to purchase a larger building using a combination of the above plus our LOC at 8%.

There must be some sort of leak somewhere because if it was a ventilation issue with moisture you would have the growth on the ceiling, with it being the lower section of wall and baseboard would seem a pipe is dripping and seeping into the drywall and beneath the baseboard.

The developers try to time the market for a project.So I have seen developers go I will buy now to lock in a low price and pay the carrying costs OR I have seen them wait until new council members get in who are more pro growth OR they wait for a good time of them year to build.For a seller one of the main reasons they do not get a rezone from residential to commercial is the cost and time involved plus once you get zoned to commercial you will get hit with higher assessed property taxes and the land might not sell for years instead of months.Just try to talk to whatever development group is interested and express what points are important to you.

. - the graph does seem to be the exact inverse of BiggerPockets growth over the past few years.