I desire cities that are starting to boom with jobs and population growths that are also landlord friendly.Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

everywhere with population growth and people either cannot afford to buy or don't want to commit to buy.  

If you are trying to speculate and hope for market growth & appreciation (when the deal doesn't work otherwise) then you might be in trouble. 

If you think tripling your accounting tasks is worth hiding from the general public, so be it, I don't.You will not be hiding if some matter is brought to court, unless you want to go to jail.

Of course without growth the developers would be unlikely to build as well.

Having little experience with networking, I refuse to drag my feet when it comes to this basic task.

I work with Providence Management & Investments and we specialize in facilitating the growth of others' real estate portfolios as well as our own.

Those investors are looking at excellent rent growth due to the area and appreciation in those cases.If the area is average the rent to sales ratio is typically 1.5 to 2.

@James Park  I think another factor, but certainly not the primary factor, for female success in this business (I have my license) is that I believe women are [generally] superior in managing multiple tasks and priorities simultaneously.  

Hi Arun,Getting construction is not a easy task unless you have 25% to 30% down payment.Have you already found the general contractor & land?