Not saying you have ventured out, but the marketplace is not changing do to immigration in any significant manner as much as it may with the natural growth of our population.

Now I cannot expect the percentage potential ROI, but the growth in the area in last 2 years has been amazing.

I'd love to hear your comments.Second, I see huge room for growth.

If you don't your potential buyers will eat you alive with questions about population growth, local economies, demographics of neighborhoods and much more.  

Simmons has been a great partner for me and has funded me to all me to grow the portfolio to 30 doors.

All I am saying is that before you invest in a deal, you need to feel comfortable with the syndicator’s plan to grow the income.Factor #3: Exit CapThe third factor is the exit cap rate, which is the rate of return investors pay for upon sale.

I joined a real estate mastermind group for military members and veterans last year, and it was the single best decision I made last year for my real estate and business growth. 

@Cynthia GarciaOverall Columbus is better for long term appreciation and more stable growth while Cincinnati and Cleveland have higher cash flow but more volatility and lower growth rates.1.

Hello,in many areas i have research, show prices are much more doable than where i am located (north jersey) while i keep searching for my duplex to house hack here, would it be wise to buy an SF or duplex in a market like Orlando or Jacksonville or even NC where job growth and property taxes are low and numbers work out better for cash flow instead of holding cash?

Outsized rent growth and cap rate compression have bailed these sponsors out, so even though their underwriting was insane, the market bailed them out.