The area you live in, has greeat potential for growth and profits.

I do actually have a lot of experience in what you're asking about here, but some of those stories I'd rather not share publicly - write me privately if you'd like to chat; otherwise, now my wife and I operate a management business overseeing multiple units listed on Airbnb and other sites, and our returns and growth have been exponential year on year.

Normally the areas that are seeing significant job growth is the way to go, especially if it's an area that people want to live.

A learning moment for yourself and the many members who follow you.Keeping up with rapid growth can be difficult at times.

I personally probably wouldn't invest there, but it is interesting.Lafayette is growing with not only Purdue but several strong manufacturing centers in the area.Ft Wayne is intersting - I grew up there and see a lot of growth every time I visit family.

Hi Jose,Ankeny is building to keep up with incoming demand due to their projected growth.

Growth rate of community?

I choose these two areas based on proximity to where I currently live, population growth, job growth, vacancies, and the overall strength of the rental market in these areas.Any feedback would be appreciated!

Do I take advantage of the area's growth and since also can be used commercially perhaps rebuild a place of business such as a bar or restaurant?

The growth won’t happen unemployment rate is lower then national average and low crime.