So here I am.I live on Long Island, NY, but to be honest I'm not entirely sure that this is an area I am that interested in investing in (even though most of the books I have read suggest the best policy is to start local, and stick to areas you are familiar with), because from what I have seen so far, there are other regions around the country that seem significantly more vibrant and expansive than the North East.

I see a lot of potential in Savannah for its appeal to retirees and the port expansion project.

Helping to configure room expansion with walls removed and design help would be nice too.

It is a failure in the sense that it will not return this broken economy to "normal" as so many are hoping.After two full decades of credit expansion, having finally reached the point where debt is abhorrent, the new reality will be a more NORMALIZED credit market, not a return to the grossly abnormal market many of us have come to view as typical.Think about it this way; it is not "normal" to be able to walk into virtually any retail store in the country and within 10 minutes be able to access $2,000 in credit by simply showing a drivers' license.

The idea is to still cash flow and build equity as I would before and wait for an expansion or peak to sell if I want to.

This could lead to  an expansion or exit to this fascinating field of rental property!  

In fact i am getting ready to sell a place to the HOF in your picture at the end of the month for their expansion project.

I'm attempting to broaden our market and possibly looking for people interested in making money doing legwork in areas we are considering for expansion or who can offer advisory services to give us perspective on these new markets.Best,James

The recent expansion of UC Merced further solidifies the city's growth trajectory, making it an anchor point for investors eyeing long-term gains.4.

Protect condominiums, houses and newer buildings from RENT CONTROLProtect your property from expansions in rent control like the notorious LAHD HCIDLA (new LAHD that they changed the name for due to scandals and spending tax dollar money ) REAP Rent Control Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles HACLA Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles