Now, how I choose an area (long story, short) is three fold: Good Schools, Medium Income above 40k and a population of at least 40K per city. 

If it happens to you, it is a disaster.Basic Location RequirementsHere are three basic location requirements.Locations with a population of at least 1 million.

Sorry Jay but you're not getting 10% net in Japan right now unless you buy in the middle of the countryside... which with a declining population is far from a good idea.

Ease of foreclosure, good economy and population growth make it very competitive.

I haven’t started doing any comps yet, but this is a population growth rate of 9.38.

And yet, you'll likely evaluate properties in comparison to what you're used to, which is really expensive to replicate in areas with higher population density.

And you'll see increases in jobs, population and appreciation, granted supply remains relatively constant.

Census Bureau data showing the Houston metropolitan area leading the nation in population growth in 2015, with the addition of over 159,000 new residents.

I'm not familiar with your area and its population.

When it comes in the mail, throw away the physical card... that wasn't the point.The point is that there's about a 70% chance that within 2 months, your credit report will populate with the full credit history of that credit card just like it was your own history.