Additionally, they have restarted the public water/sewer expansion project and will have most of the city on pubic utility within the next 10 years.

This is an expansion of a product already available and the expansion is designed to compete with other lenders who have the same product ALREADY in place in those areas. also as @Bill F. mentioned the GFC wasn't because subprime as much because a supercharged derivative market that attached itself to it. anything can be a doomsday predictor if you want it to be, which this forum loves to do 2-3 times a week#theskyisnotfalling

After rapid expansion over the past decade, OKC was recently named the top city for entrepreneurs.

I am new to Joliet (and Illinois) and just bought my first duplex in the Cathedral area in December. We were talking to a neighbor of ours and she told us that the city is putting in a new stadium (sounds like it will...

And Merced may also be a good location due to the university expansion although I haven’t looked too much into that yet.

Long story short- there is a historic (1870’s) home that a nearby city in Wisconsin needs moved to make room for a library parking lot expansion.

It's a big house on 20 acres, right down the street from a ministry school that  is doing a $96 million dollar expansion on their school, and has no dorm space.

Rents are going down in seattle as amazon is pulling back on expansion.

Expansion is a great thing.

@Blake LowdermanI would look deeply into the properties past rental performance. if the numbers are EXACTLY as you mentioned I would consider the deal.buying at these terms can be tempting but you have to make sure you are not "buying" some one else problems. definitely research the past years income and expanses and verify the numbers.I have personally dealt with properties in small towns like these - its a bumpy ride:-)