Kansas City is rapidly growing and offering great cash flow opportunities!

At this point I have the cash on hand so with rapid inflation happening I feel it’s better to get rid of cash on hand rather than stack it… of course not totally depleting yourself of cash but the dollar becoming of less value is very concerning.

I also enjoy taking the rapids through the Grand Canyon on a raft.I like the fact that I can do most of these things all year around where I live.

It puts me in a somewhat uncomfortable position as I want to expand as rapidly as possible while property is still rather affordable. 

It is improving rapidly and the home prices have been reflecting that. 

They buy more than they can afford and then when they realize that they take out their anger on the property. 2) Rarely do lease options result in the sale of the property.3) In a rapidly appreciating market (like Denver) the seller could leave significant amounts of equity on the table if the tenant can keep the deal together and actually purchase the property. 4) If not structured properly, a lease option could be a violation of Dodd-Frank and/or respective state laws.

And I have recommended it to many of my small business clients who were growing rapidly, often by creating partnerships with like-minded entrepreneurs.  

Now it really is a waiting game primarily because of how the market in Grand Rapids specifically is right now with Forbes Magazine highlighting the city in a recent issue.

I like fast, but man seemed like I was jumping in to quickly, since everything happened so rapidly. 

The area surrounding it is blue collar but changing rapidly due to population growth and higher rents kicking people out of downtown Denver.