It has really improved since say 2010 and think it will continue to grow. The

Say it looks like I could get 700k but apprasal says 600 does that slow the growth of the value?

Align this with what you want to acheive with your investing.I like Dallas for it's rapid growth and future growth potential (among many other demographic and economic factors).

J Scott, specifically, I want to know if the Chesapeake Beach/Owings/Calvert Co. market is expressing similar growth compared to other D.C. suburb markets or if it's a slower growth area.

Measures like; Job growth, building permits, crime rates are pertinent for these types of evaluations.Good luck - Ned

If you're buying at 5% CAP rate and interest rates are at 10%, then you're much better buying all cash or paying down the loan as quickly as possible.I'm also in growth mode, so I'd vote for leveraging to buy more properties regardless.

As your going along finding solid, true cash buyers will be your key to growth.

With the number of member on Bigger Pockets growing by leaps and bounds on a daily basis, I was wondering if somehow we might be able to utilize this growth in members and translate it into buying power.

What area will see the most growth?

Few thoughts to start with am looking with few flips to make some bucks to purchase equity growth properties with +ve cashflow in it.Look for seller finance properties, which can have some +ve cashflow.