Not only does it cash flow well but it also has a growing population and job growth.

Hey Scott, as my investment group grows one of our #1 things we will look to delegate is the weekly/monthly asset management

The house have a nice landscaped backyard with an area for growing whatever vegetable/spices/flowers they want. 

Bryan/College Station the entire area is growing still. 

It is a 1 bedroom condo in a growing area close to down town so has had decent appreciation over the small 1.5 year time, not including my own rehabs.

Through a policy of income focused re-investment we achieved rapid growth in the lower seattle market.

The positives are the attractive city location within a big, growing population...in a city with strong job growth within the health and education sectors, among other big employers. 

The rest of the money is used as operating expenses and to grow the business.

I am looking to grow my portfolio but I have no idea where to start.

This is the same reference to "cycles" that @J Scott has popularized on BP.com.It shows (though with a time-lag - this is 2018) which areas are growing and which are overheated for multifamily, in which cities.