The one thing that worries me about Spring Hill is the rapid growth has reached a point that the infrastructure can no longer handle the population.

Does anyone in Grand rapids have any opinion of how reasonable it is to buy properties right now and rent them out? 

When crunching the numbers, do they put any weight on the numbers for your projected NOI after planned rent increases and expense cuts?

Hi @Nate Jefferson Grand Rapids is a great market! 

@Timothy Albright it has happened and was seen more in a market where things where rising rapidly.

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@Cameron Tope it does help thanks... like I said I’m new.. but I’m learning rapidly..

@Justin Kurpius - I believe you are not conducting a thorough enough analysis of a possible way to lose badly on this investment approach, and are not giving enough weight to perhaps the most probable outcome of this bet:How to lose badly:What happens if the price of gold falls substantially? 

Both vehicles have gross weight over 6,000lbs.

The private lenders has no such limitation.The new private lending arena is growing rapidly and has opened up a huge need for the nonprofits to provide grants for down-payment and rehab.