Having said that, it's been a great way to accelerate the growth.

It’s only gone up about 12% in two years so it’s not in a high growth area and you probably won’t find a bigger sellers market than next month. 

Multifamily offers economy of scale and is a hedge against inflation because of rent growth.

I'd look in the outlying suburbs (Surprise, Buckeye, Goodyear) as the prices are going to be cheaper than the East Valley and these cities have some pretty good population growth and/or development coming along in the next few years.You're not going to find duplexes worthwhile as many are overpriced and under-cared for.

1. 5% rule - we only believe in 5% for capex, vacancy, maintenance and repairs while also getting 5% rent growth year over year.2.

I knew cost of living arbitrage was a huge factor in homeowner migrating to Atlanta, but it's encouraging to see an exponential growth in industry coming here, too. 

I am glad to be part of the family here.So the first thing I have done before investing in real estate and buying my first property is I have googled the population growth rate in Canada.

I’m in CA investing in Las Vegas because I believe in the future growth of the area in both population and price.

You can also check meetup.com or search facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.A mentor can really accelerate your growth, no matter what level you're currently at.

Similar if non fixed cost inflation is 2%, rent growth is 2%, your cash flow will increase if you have a fixed rate loan because a portion of your expenses are fixed.