This expansion is most likely for larger cargo planes to land.

Doubt an eviction judge will side with you if tenant is just using as business MAILING address and not a business LOCATION.Yes, theoretically the tenant could get a USPS mailbox or one at UPS, FedEx, etc., but why?

TIAEither way, I would get on a plane and check out the cities in person.

Or give up some of the initial cash flows for a better property with more long term growth.Solid economy, with the largest commercial airport in the world (FedEx) and the 4th largest railhead in the US.

I think Fedex might too. 

There’s no world where I get on a plane to travel to a cabin in the smoky mountains in the US southeast.

They are different areas, but the good thing is that they are very compatible with each other and you can usually create a good asset protection and add an estate planning layer at the same time with some very simple modifications.If you are spending money to create a good asset protection plan, I believe that you should at the same time take care of most of your estate planing.

Memphis is a major transportation and logistics hub, home to FedEx’s global headquarters and a key center for shipping and distribution.

:In accordance with the City of Chicago Building Code Title 14B:14B-6-601Table 601Type V-A construction:Floor Construction and Associated Structural members:The table notes a 1 hour fire resistance rating; however, in accordance with exception (g):"In single family dwellings, the floor construction over basements and unexcavated spacesbelow the first story above grade plane is not required to have a fire-resistance rating."

The city's strong rental market, driven by a significant renter population and steady economic growth from major employers like FedEx, Amazon, St.