He may have been impossible to deal with, but Eli Broad used his immense fortune to elevate our city’s standing as a cultural mecca.

This is all fueled by the startup culture in America.

Folks can dislike the politics or culture of these places as much as they like (I have my issues with them too) but reality is reality. 

I love working with the clients I support, but I cannot handle the culture that comes along with group home companies.

A diversity of answers is welcome as I decide where to point my investing after I start my first house hack.

Is that the culture of the market? 

Counter Culture by David Platt21.

I’am 24 years old and I would like to network with real estate investors with multiple units it don’t matter if your from the US or out the US I love talking to different people with different backgrounds and different cultures and racists, I’am from flint Michigan so I’am willing to network with anybody from Michigan or out of Michigan, I just love soaking in all of y’all knowledge!!

Like everyone has said, it depends on the College or University you are buying around as to the location/culture/quality of houses/etc.

Owners of some conventional high-rises that were built to serve the corporate culture of the 20th century have responded to the trend by making the outdoor spaces they do have more welcoming, with gardens, coffee stations, decks and seating meant to reverse the air of exclusivity prized by builders and tenants in the 1980s.