I am heavily invested in Charleston.

As a matter of fact, I think for this business, a marketing plan is more appropriate since REI focuses heavily on marketing.

As a newbie, I still rely heavily on the income I make from my job.

I have been heavily involved with land development in the area for 3 years now.

One was so heavily smoked up that I wouldn't even go inside and my realtor had the same reeling affect.

@Tom HarringtonI'm an attorney in the Cleveland area that focuses heavily on real estate law and serving real estate investors.

Sometimes used (gently or heavily) and even brand new. 

Over time however the needle will start swinging heavily the other way as the asset ages.Imagine a needle where on the left is new and on the right is old.

-matthew I'm actually looking into obtaining either a 3 family or a mixed property (2 fam + storefront) in the next 4-5 months in the Brooklyn area (bay ridge, benson, dyker, but I'm heavily interested in looking into the same neighborhoods you invested in).Were these just phenomenal deals to get you a rent roll of $8600 per month (And you said this is low end) for a 1.2mil place?

Auto plants have gone heavily to robotics.