Still in business and now profitably after a hurricane, stroke, deaths, theft... now that we have survived a hellacious opening with everything going wrong around us, we are MUCH wiser with a strong CPA and poised for growth with solid numbers for years to come.

Those who started waiting in 2015 missed out on 50% appreciation and 30% rent growth. 

I’ll definitely start doing more face-to-face because I feel like a dive too much into the podcast and the books and from over the years I feel like I learned the best from doing the task!

In relation to Austin it is mainly because we have family living there and like the growth dynamics of the city although are aware that prices have appreciated markedly over the last 5-10 years.

Anyone familiar with the Saginaw County of Michigan. Looking to renovate and build a 4-6 Unit on two buildable adjoins lots. Has anyone invested in this area or currently working there?

Dallas, Phoenix, and Charlotte are more cash flow focused markets.A couple of important factors I consider for a market are job growth, population growth, and wage growth.

Especially Detroit.The population of Detroit is actually growing for the fist time in decades, and I doubt the growth is due solely to new homeowners. 

It is a pretty good way to accelerate growth in an IRA.

I’m a new out of state investor, located in Oakland CA, and am interested in investing in Alabama buy and holds due to the favorable landlord laws and low state property taxes.I’m currently in escrow with my first investment in Birmingham, 35235 area (Grayson Valley), and am looking to add at least one more to my portfolio this year (considering again in Birmingham or also looking at Huntsville due to the recent job growth).Looking to meet and network with any local professionals to bounce ideas off of!  

This will dramatically improve your cash flow and equity growth as compared to just buying one more house.