The article had some very good points particularly about matching wage growth, leverage and foreign demand.However on the idea of interest rates, rising or falling rates typically will change the price point a buyer will purchase in.

Hwy 190 was just designated I-14, and that with other commercial developments are pointing to continued growth in the near to mid future at least.I agree, I wouldn't park money here hoping for appreciation.

We saw this article and the external link to the interactive map (https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/25-single-family-rental-markets-predicted-highest-growth-2017/).

This is a Hispanic neighborhood, and I give back a portion of my commissions to the same housing programs for the Hispanic community that were attacking me and I fight for policies that develop growth and opportunities here.

Different markets experience yearly price growth that vary drastically; this may soften the impact of negative cash flow in markets were average values are extremely pricey compared to the national average. 

In the early growth stages it makes more sense to channel precious limited resources to your real estate.

The 2nd cluster tends to be around the Warner Robbins area and the 3rd is down by Savannah,GA with the ports,tourism, and beaches.Those areas tend to be where most of the growth is.

The market at the moment is very hot, yet in the future a steady growth is foreseen.

University of TN has projected some pretty incredible growth for Rutherford county, for example, and it's a happening place as it is.

So many jobs have left the state of Delaware over the last several years (DuPont, MBNA, etc), it's good to hear of new ones coming in.I thought it would be nice to have a discussion with fellow Delaware BP'ers about job growth in Delaware.