There are areas I don't like but others are very successful there.Some people look at unemployment and job growth, some look at population statistics, some look at development.  

Life doesn't go as planned.Maybe your 5 year plan will take 7 years to accomplish.The thing is, that is okay.As long as you keep making the right decision for your business.Sustainability then the growth happens. 

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In general, I view office as a flat growth asset class because of the way our businesses operate.

I'm looking into umbrella insurance policies, as I have a recently created LLC and one property to cover, with another on the way, and a pipeline of anticipated consistent growth over the next 12 months.

I work with an agent on my wholesale deals and he helps me immensely with value of properties.

Just checking in and sharing this VERY encouraging article about growth in Myrtle Beach:

My wife and I love Maine, but I don't see it as the kind of job growth hub that it would need to be.Texas & Oregon don't shock me a great deal.

Secondary markets such as Houston, Denver, Nashville, and Austin, Texas are expected to see growth in rents in 2014, by more than 4%, according to a recent article in National Real Estate Investor Online.

Hopefully in exchange for networking and learning.Got preapproval from one lender, finished application with another.Had 2 agents set me up on automatic email alerts for plexes, foreclosures, etc.Listened to podcast 29 and others and got inspired to check out peer to peer lending.Placed CL ads for my websiteReceived a book on inspecting homes and cruised halfway through the book.Followed the local newspaper on the growth of the F/M areaSaw one duplex with Realtor, haven't put in offer...Dang... that felt good.