An active market where there is a demand for renovated properties and hopfully one with a growth potential. 

What could be the growth strategy in Indy and how it compares with growing the number of multifamily doors?

Demand, location, positive cash flow whether you are financing it or not, area growth, amenities, repairs, seller motivation, is it in a flood plane  economical pluses or minuses, property age, layout, historical issues, future projections, neighborhood issues, weather issues that are negative or positive, distance from an existing public protection, if provided, storage area, and property taxes. 

It seems like theres a lot of economic growth in certain areas of Central/western Florida, Columbia SC, and Atlanta GA.

You invest in any asset to grow the savings value of the plan. 

I think the article is right on when it says, "the city’s biggest advantage is that it pairs affordability with growth".

The toughest tasks are obtaining the carrier appointments and the staff to service the accounts which can be avoided if you purchase/partner in an agency versus starting a new one. 

So you want somewhere with strong growth and job diversity that will be able to handle the coming national downturn.

It's easy to forget it when your everyday at the front of the battle line trying to mett numbers & goals while still completing all of your daily Key Tasks!

What kind of strategies you would you use to grow the money in tomorrow as fast as possible.