Stick with one and ride the wave of success with him/her.  

You do it once, then rinse repeat.It's like riding a bicycle, you don't forget.

Hire a good property manager or you're going to be in for a rough ride.

Winter host 3 fantastic ski resorts, miles upon miles of snowmobile trails, snow shoe trails, cross country trails, sleigh rides and toasty bonfires and hot chocolate.

I see the term used here often…I was able to ride the Bay Area property values wave up.

All the TU alumni I know testify to the roughness of the area, but if the rents work now in terms of R/Value ratio, then it could be a good buy-and-ride play.I would be leary of thinking that anything about Tulsa is different than OKC. 

This self-created demand causes out-of-normal price appreciation in both real estate and tech companies (tech companie valuation rising 5x because they enjoy the free ride of low-interest rate thru corporate buyback). 

@Marielle Walter, It is worth the Amtrak ride from DC to CT for a weekend (~$600?)

infill glass and elevator MF  that takes 2 to 3 years in planning another year to build.. costs sky rocketed to build them  300 to 400 a foot just building costs.now you have a 1000 sq ft apartment your all in cost close or at 400k.. rent 2500 and our median home price is 350k that renter can own.. and have a real garage hop on Max or ride bike or whatever .. or live out in the burbs were nice new homes that i build are 2500 sq ft for 450 to 500k  all in maybe 3k a month with FHA loan.. why rent ?? 

It is located in Stephenville Texas on 4.79 acres (just shy of AG tax status), it has a horse-riding arena with roping boxes and runs, 6 medium-to-large horse turn outs, two 6+ horse stall barns that each have a 3 bed 2 bath house next to them.