I am capitalizing to get return on my equity, which has exponentially risen since ai first posted this forum thread.Anyone that wants help or to learn more I always love to talk shop.  

As a Nashville investor, my preference for being close to town is driven by a couple of factors:1.

Not sure what parts of the world or what type of people in need I'll be helping yet, I'm kind of a I want to try everything type of person over laser focused.My question is am I wrong to work my 9-5 where I love the work but dislike the corporate structure, freelance my skill set for additional income and because I geniuniely like the work, and but turn key investments to grow my portfolio OVER starting both active and passive strategies of REI until I can exit my full time gig and achieve my 20k a month goal even faster?

Inventory may not rise but I see potential pressure on the demand.This is a hard subject to follow because every article I read has different data and there doesn't seem to be a clear consensusUnemployment is never good, but the demand is driven by just time. 10 years ago they started dating and lived in an apartment, today they need a house.

I would say yes- you definitely don't want to buy into a neighborhood until you have driven it.  

I'm not sure where Galatia is, but stay away from areas that may be factory driven, as we are not the most industrious country at the moment.

It is a very financial and tech-driven city.  

Originally posted by @Jassem A.:I

And Class A office is very much being driven by the energy sector, so that is where you will see the first cracks if and when they do come.  

@Andy A. I