Cloud/Lake Nona on the opposite end of town with similar purchase and rent numbers as Apopka.

Also, I'm originally from Louisville (now living in Lake Forest), and a newbie investor.

The capias list for Housing Court is always fun to review to see which properties are allegedly (innocent until proven guilty and all) excessively delinquent.

Friends had ice houses on the lake and other friends had snow mobiles, so there was always lots to do.

I purchased the property for $150,000 in Oct'2015 and spend the winter of that year renovating it from it's dungy 1950's look to a traditional/modern lake house.

Why not just say no to everything and kill the deal so they can get the alleged better offer?

Suzhou is just a very foggy/cloudy city that is surrounded by lakes. 

I grew up near the Great Lakes area in Illinois, and still do a lot of business with friends in that area. 

The airport and direct flight from Salt Lake City to Detroit is one of the reasons I picked Detroit.

While you are turning an existing building if it is not completely vacant there is at least some income coming in whereas ground up it takes cash,cash,cash and long times before the money comes in on larger projects.I have a client building a similar size in Salt Lake, Utah but again the higher end renters make the most sense for new builds.