I am going to visit the tomorrow in Atlanta. Any feedback?

I get good rents for reasonable purchase prices from people that are looking for some place to put down roots by planting gardens, having a few animals or chickens and stay for much longer terms than average for in town homes. 

We know that some lucky people will be making bank from the next IPO, and many will want to buy property here and establish roots.

In simple business terms, it depends on opportunity cost.I think that the universal "apples to apples" comparison is rooted in CAP rate (see other discussions for more explanation of CAP rate, or PM me and I'll vector you in to one).  

Now, the deep-rooted problems aren't solved in that neighborhood where the trouble started.

As I study more about rei and what a good market is (where there is employment etc) I keep coming back to my military roots.

The plumber just did a lot of work and said he thinks I'll need to replace the sewer line out to the street soon because of root damage.I figured that was a possibility before I bought the house, but it wasn't a deal breaker. 

Remember the boys at Stewardship had deep roots in the industry here in Oregon and when they decided to go to KC they went physically and got set up and run the business like a business not like a passive investor from west coast..

We're all rooting for you.

My husband and I want to lay down roots there, start a business raise a family.