I'm banking on the Biotech growth, so the neighborhoods east of Cleveland seem like a natural target.

I guess it might be possible, but one would hope our President is quite familiar with this REI stimulant and the benefits of it for economic growth of our country.Cheers, Buddy

I really like what I see in terms of value and growth.

- This question directs my personal growth.6.

@Gino Barbaro is dead on when he pointed out above, this is a different era and the CAP rates have remained compressed longer than most MF investors have expected due to three factors 1)Downsizing Baby Boomers, 2) Gen X/Millennnials delaying the purchase of a house, and the rapid growth of migrant population coming from countries where home ownership is not even a possibility for most. 

@Joshua HilliardIs your intent to grow the retirement account, or are you looking to also personally take some of the profits?

I would be looking more for MHP's that are already established with potential room for development in adding spaces...all of the big REITS are doing that a lot more frequently to keep pushing potential for growth and addition of spaces.  

When I look at NWA (as a whole) I think it has much more future growth potential than Central Arkansas. 

With social media websites having the fastest growth amongst all age groups and demographics; RE professionals need to get with the program.

I choose to start with Ohio as a use case for 2nd-3rd tier state where growth (population, economy) still relevant and entry prices for B-C properties is fairly low as oppose to other states in the US.