Cities: Kennesaw, Acworth, Cartersville, closer in parts of Hiram and Dallas in that order.Low crime, low taxes, landlord friendly, low unemployment, great schools, great economic development.Nothing against Dalton but I like to fish in a big pond and Dalton ain't that.

I can assure you that only those from the common wealth were able to immigrate.. those from Mexico were stopped at the border and turned back.I was kicked out of the country. and all I did was buy a home on golf course and furnish it and ski and fish and frequent resturants etc etc. but they still wanted me out

My name is Jonathan and I am a north Jersey resident (hence the small fish in a big pond title lol).

No hard feelings there, as I'm sure I'm not the biggest fish in his pond.I'd like to find someone Mpls area that are specific to representing buyers, looking to find a deal for a flip.  

Using it as a "first order approximation" might lead to fishing in a good pond however.

They know it's real just fishing for more I'm sure.

@John Chang Sounds like she is fishing for a reason to either pay late or not at all.  

@Assi Siles That's alot of questions : )I'm always learning and there are way bigger fish in the sea than myself.That being said, if I had to start over, I would seek mentors to work with in the local area.  

Again, not my cup of tee personally, but if you want it as a wealth preservation hedge, I think there are better ways.If the SHTF really, then I'd rather have guns & ammo, canned food, a water purifier, farmland, and fish hooks before I'd want to own gold ... and these things are all less costly than gold as an added bonus.

Real estate is like fishing: you'll never catch fish if you don't have a line (pr more) in the water at all times.