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.

@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.  

How much growth is left specifically?

I live in Apopka and the growth is insane currently.

In addition, the right purchase allows you to force appreciation and rapidly accelerate your wealth growth through a sale and 1031X into a larger property if you do choose.

Most people on BP talk about the gentrifying "up and coming" neighborhoods, but I prefer already established areas or newer homes on the outskirts of town.I try to keep my most of clients in newer neighborhoods that will rent for at least $950/mo+ when they are in growth mode for their portfolio (conventional finance or BRRRR.)

Indy has better population and job growth than a lot of popular cash flow markets.

Appreciation has likely slowed for a bit, but the area hasn’t avgeraged double digit appreciation over the past decade.Factors that make this a great area: -High growth rate-Lack of Land (on a island) - lack of rental housing 1% vacancy, (lower on 2-3 bedrooms)- High rent prices ($2200+ for 3 bedroom) 

Real problems lead to growth, improvement, and success.