I love both especially Waterloo but IMO the fundamentals aren't there right now.

Reading is FUNdamental (yes I know I capitalized a portion of the word).  

Ultimately, and I have zero shame saying this, my awakening to why I was always broke only came when my wife took control of the money and I realized how fundamentally different our money behaviors were.

Even in computer science, there were debates amongst professors at my old university whether a computer science degree is feasible versus going to a boot-camp to learn fundamentals. 

They regularly make fundamental changes to it, breaking any hooks you've made into the API.  

Its important to be well informed about the fundamentals in your market and general REI principles, but at some point every investor has to come to terms with the fact that we can never know whether markets will go up or down, and not knowing cannot prevent us from taking action if we want to achieve our investment and financial goals. 

Follow the fundamentals and always remember: the numbers don't lie!

CO has strong fundamentals great jobs and population growth, landlord friendly, it’s been good to you so far it sounds like so why take a risk on a different market?

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Account ClosedLike Jaysen, recommended try looking at the markets just outside of Houston or other tertiary markets in Texas that have strong fundamentals.