Some landlords, especially in OH where there are limited growth prospects, want $100/unit in cash flow.

Also, losing fat and weight through low carb/low fat diets and not gaining any muscle, left me looking like a stick.

This is a natural consequence of the Anglo-Saxon consumer-driven growth model having been bankrupted.

The area around the school has exploded with growth over the past 5 years.

Sacramento is currently the #1 rental growth market in the nation, with 10% year-on-year growth.

Hello BP,I'm an investor from Miami, FL with some buy-and-hold experience locally as well as investing in one syndicated deal (296-Unit Apartment Complex) in Dallas, TX as a limited partner.My goal for 2017 is to buy at least one mid-size apartment complex in an above-average growth market in partnership with a like minded investor with a passion for value-add multi family investing and syndication.I have extensive education and knowledge about apartment complex investing but no first hand experience yet.

That way you free up more of your own time to grow the business, and if you can get 3 of these, you'll have more units, and only have to do 3 deals instead of 55. 

Just don't be obnoxious about it so the city or the local inspector feels like he has to roll up on your job.Yes, we have big job growth here.

Much of the country has seen phenomenal price/rent growth in the last 8 years, and that explosive growth simply cannot be sustained indefinitely.

I'm in Austin TX, which-as you probably know-has been experiencing totally bananas growth and appreciation recently.