LouisClevelandBirminghamMontgomery, ALI like the South east for growth - NC, SC, GA and decent cash flow

Please let me know If there are any spots available now or in the future where I might be able to assist in BP's growth. 

The landlord friendly laws, lower than average property taxes, steady population growth and a strong rental market make Louisville and Lexington great cities to invest in.

Retail properties can be very lucrative but you have to know what to watch out for.Warm belt states tend to have more expansive growth and if a space goes dark if under 10k sq ft in size there is generally a waiting list of tenants to go in in desirable areas if your location is good and rents are reasonable for the market.

People are swarming and growth is happening.We (My girlfriend and I) were subject to a renovation eviction and figured we'd buy a multifamily to avoid paying such high rents and eventually see returns after we renovated and moved out after the required two years.So we've been staying at a friend's campground, for the past 5 months, that she owns over the summer and she said, "Why don't you buy my house?"

With the growth of Gray's and Point Breeze, I think I can see some rising property value but I would love to hear what you all think.

Had a session with my Productivity Coach to set my CGI (Career Growth Initiative) goals (i.e. how much I need to gross to achieve my net income goals.) 

I'm well past 24 and not so flexible anymore, but 9x growth in 6 sounds just fine to me.

Household growth year over yearC.

Typically Core assets are used for solid relatively risk free capital growth, value add and opportunistic assets essentially utilize stabilization strategies to generate optimal terminal value at disposition.At the end of the day its all about risk/reward.