From an article published on National Real Estate Investor (NREIOnline.com), growing interest in the Senior Housing Sector could be pushing prices close to peak levels.

This type of opportunity coupled with reasonable paying jobs makes me think that areas like sugarland can potentially see further appreciation or at the very least should have some rental demand because its a fairly built out suburb.there is a lot more discretionary income in this city for the average person than los angeles...the ceiling for rents can go higher in a city like that, whereas in Los Angeles its going to be difficult to push rents higher and higher if there isnt real wage growth or more transplants with "bigger pockets" pun intended.this is my color on the markets just throwing some food for thought out there.

@Manly Souza It takes time, but keep pushing forward and you'll get there.

I've seen investors push into Del & MWC for the last year and haven't had a single break in or issue with crime of any kind.

So, on one hand I'd rather push back my contracts till November.

I just need a push that will point me in Right direction.

However, absent a mechanism to record such receipt, a three-day delivery period is assumed, meaning that the lender must send out the forms at least six days ahead of the closing.Revised forms will have to be sent out when there is: An APR Increase greater than 1/8 percentA change in the loan, such as fixed rate to adjustableA pre-payment penalty added after the initial disclosurePros The new forms should be easier to understand, convey new information and won't be so overwhelming.Borrowers will have more time to read the documents and ask questions.Borrowers taking an adjustable-rate, balloon or interest-only loan will see best- and worst-case examples disclosing how the payments and rate could change over the loan period.Borrowers are protected from material, undisclosed last-minute changes to the deal.Closings dates may be pushed back.

If these lenders are family, they will probably not push the title issue and require a lien.  

I have a feeling since my primary business is real estate ownership and rental income (own 44 sfh) they may have pushed me down to 60%.How did your loan turnout?

Any thoughts or advice on how to get a successful business to the next level from someone that either developed a team or bit the bullet and hired someone to push them to the next level?