@KC ZhangAlways like to buy in the path of growth,good concept.I used too do the same thing and wait for the developers to come to me!!

So I went to my growth department today to get all that is required for me to put a mobile home on a properly zoned piece of land.

He wants smaller markets (100,000-300,000 population) with strong economic growth.

Rental Props - add 6 units that average out to $150/mo cashflow and $25k equity per unitNotes - Add 2 notes of $25k or greater that yield the above 13% minimumMy acquiring with these numbers I will add $200k in net worth and $1,520/mo passive income per year which will in turn yield the growth I need.

Starting early means being able to enjoy on the power of exponential growth over time - if you buy correctly.

In the past I worked for RAD running a portion of the US...We should talk, I know start-ups having done them and also rapid growth entities.

Even better, the Taxable Value is still down around $10K because its growth is limited under the Headlee Amendment.

@Joshua Dorkin @Mindy Jensen This is a great direction to go with increasing BP's effectiveness as a networking resource, but I think there is even more potential to be tapped here.BP does an excellent job in facilitating rapid, personal growth of your real estate networks by letting you connect with others in your geographic location, market segment or area of interest.

There is and has been strong industrial growth in my market in Eastern PA, but for the most part it is larger companies doing the heavy hitting.  

Then it became quick appreciation and growth.