It remains just that, random speculation that has no weight to it.

Yes, the University of Oklahoma is there (where I just graduated) which provides a great pool of potential renters; however, Norman has been over-built in the last few years and price points are rapidly increasing.

Our higher property taxes insulated Tx from rapid appreciation because the property taxes took a bite out of how much a buyer could borrow for a given income, meaning the market price for properties didn't get bid up here like what happened in Los Vegas. 

This place will not sell, and the window is going to close rapidly for the holiday season, very soon.

So if you look at their trailing 12 months revenue, it still looks good despite a RAPID deterioration in their numbers.

I don't own any property or deal with tenants but I feel as though a good PM company would be worth it's weight in gold.You can focus on finding the deals and as long as you build the expense into your analysis and it still cash flows nicely why not...Also won't limit yourself to local investing.

Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

The seacoast is another great market that is growing and expanding rapidly. 

The best ones seem to come from programs that partner with section 8 like a veterans program, rapid re housing program, etc. 

For example if you wanted to loose weight you need to give up something first, maybe it’s a few hours watching TV, maybe its all that fast food, that is up to you.