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Tom Henderson
  • Minneapolis, MN
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If you didn't own in your current market... Where else would you consider?

Tom Henderson
  • Minneapolis, MN
Posted

The answer for me is pretty simple... Omaha, Nebraska, or Fargo, North Dakota. 

Omaha, Nebraska

- very solid, long-term businesses-- transportation, Agriculture, financial services 

- Creighton University, University of Nebraska Omaha-- great schools with graduate programs

- Relatively low barrier to entry

Fargo, ND

- programs to bring in business

- North Dakota Oil Boom-- Bakken Oil Fields

- Strong economy -- diverse SMB businesses 

- Relatively low $ barrier to entry

- low crime rate

How about you? Where would you own? Small town in Washington? Metropolis in Colorado? ;-) 

Cheers

Tom 

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