There are also several rural towns within about twenty miles so there is a decent amount of economic traffic from those towns. 

@Raymond B. is great at welcoming new folks to CT, but is cautious of reinvesting in the state due to the economic climate.  

With peer-to-peer, I worry about another economic downturn.

But then when I realized it just needed to be factored into the deal economics, I was generally ok with it. 

The last thing I want to do is get in legal trouble or even make someone feel discriminated against due to their economic status since this is not in line with my beliefs or values.I'll be sure to read up on my local state landlord-tenant and section 8 statutes to make sure I'm well within the law at all times.  

Lexington has some interesting geographic and economic aspects to it that make it a great place to buy.

I think the housing market will stay fair unless there is some major economic or World event that affects the overall economy negatively.

They're safe, easy to understand, and not reliant on external economic factors. 

I could get past the latter point as I would just need to factor that into the economics and offer price. 

PM me, I'm into new economic innovative construction.