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

With their rapid growth you don't get good support anymore, just somebody reading a script or redirecting you to help articles.

We currently Rent in a small Studio in Northern California, being frugal so that we can quickly grow the funds needed to get in comfortably while absorbing as much knowledge as I can.  

In addition to listing high yield markets, the research report outlines low vacancy markets, total return markets, affordable markets (% of rents relative to income), and other key measures affecting prices and rent growth, including unemployment, job growth, unit absorption, and population growth. 

That would speed up my portfolio growth very quickly.

Those jobs tend to have pay tied to inflation targets and while there is a ton of promising tech growth, development builds have been focused on eating up the new comers.

Renewed growth prospects emanating from Trumpian policies and higher interest rate expectations have provided a constant bid, buoying the U.S.

I don't like ROI because it's typically based on future rent growth, appreciation, tax savings, etc. which are estimates and better done by a buyer based on how conservative or not they want to estimate.But hey, that's just my opinion. 

Hello everyone!Brand new member, pretty long-time BP reader/listener.  I'm an aspiring wholesaler, with goals of transitioning into buy & hold investment in 2-3 years. My question is: Beyond my background listed b...

What are the prospects for job growth?