Hi there, My husband and I have a couple rentals in Kansas and we are pursuing growth here near Denton/Gainesville area where we currently live.  

People already commute from Hamilton to Manukau for work so anywhere through there is best buying in my opinion for future growth.

@Zachary GwinI love seeing the growth of this company!

Even with mortgage rates near historical lows, limited wage growth, stricter loan standards, and high student debt loads have made it difficult for many to take the plunge.The apartment vacancy rate was 4.2 percent in the fourth quarter, hovering close to a 13-year low, according to property-research firm Reis.

I live in Sun Prairie and it's exploding with growth with lots of rentals.

It is a high yielding, cash flow market, as opposed to more speculative capital growth as you would find in the U.S.

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Look at unemployment trends and economic growth between 1935 and 1940 and you'll see the spending did a decent job of expanding the economy.But, the best example of stimulus spending was WWII.

And since you're buying in a solid suburban neighborhood at prices that are still well off the 2006 highs (presumably), and well below replacement costs, you are "nearly" assured of at least remaining flat on appreciation, and likely 2-3% annual growth.

I made a loan on a park a few years back and it got condemned and need hundreds of thousands ot get it back up and running in the mean time all the homes had to be moved or vacated.. nightmare on elm st.If it has city utls at the street I would factor in converting it into the buy price. just because you have explosive growth does not mean a park will fill takes the right kind of folks that want to live in a park in the first place.Of ocurse if you make it a A to B park it is easier.. pictures I saw had some single wides at least that's what I thought I saw when I glanced at it.good luck