(Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Collins) And I believe Greeley is supposed to be (or recently was) one of the fastest growing cities in the nation.

According to a NAHB, National association of Home Builders:14 millions households were purchased between 2011 and 2013.11% purchased brand new homes.43% were purchasing their first home.Median age of buyer was 32 years old with income of about $62,000Median age of new home buyers was 40 years with income of about $85,000Median value of homes was $168,000.The median buyer looked at 10 houses before buying.11% bought using cash or zero down financing17% used proceeds from sale of existing house to buy.Full study is at:http://www.nahbclassic.org/generic.aspx?

City National Bank in Florida did it for me.

We are getting national attention for our growth,  rental market and investment opportunities.   8% in that range is definitely do able even with a property manager,  and I know a good one =). 

I know it's difficult to see for many who don't live here, but for those that do, take a look as all of the 2 and 3 story small to mid-size buildings are acquired by national developers and torn down for 10-12 story luxury condo complexes.  

Hi Pete,I'm a fellow investor and Commercial Lender at 1st National Bank in Waunakee. 

Hello Hussain,I'm a investor and commercial lender in Madison with 1st National Bank in Waunakee. 

In some cities, counties and states throughout the nation, it is already prohibited to discriminate based on source of income (like Section 8), but even in those jurisdictions it doesn't "force" the landlord to accept it. 

I got screwed out of $8000 by the former marketing director of GAREIA who had 22 years real estate experience and also ministers to women at her church. 

Welcome to BP Nation, @Hans Christian Engholm Ravn.