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@Titus Capilnean Columbus is super hot because of our job and population growth.

He dropped out of college and became a millionaire just flipping cheap trailers.The thing is, you need to live in a more populated area with enough inventory and demand.

The cities in questions immediately surrounding VAFB are Lompoc and the Santa Maria/Orcutt area.Just curious on some thoughts as far as potential rental investments for the future, or even new development, as a large increase in base population would have to overflow into the nearby cities.Here's a link to one of the more recent articles on the topic: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/article237029734.html?

Seems like you can’t go wrong with the forecasted population growth in Austin TX.

That amount is so small compared to global and country population.

For instance:  Little Rock, Arkansas vs Nashville, TN — LR’s populations (painting with broad strokes here) largely lives in Little Rock because they are from LR or from the region.  

I mean its a college town with a student population of 17k.

But if you are looking to enter in the RE investing, a townhome is great as the HOA covers a lot of repair and it's fairly turnkey.Wishing you best.CharlesPS: Tips on the first purchase if it's not a perfect deal:- Buy in an area that is growing- Buy close to shops/restaurants- Buy where the population grows- Buy something not too old, like 2000+This will avoid to own a property that could potentially go bad.

The state is experiencing net population outflows, and there will likely be a corresponding increase in taxes over time.