Heck even clients I get that live there sell everything off but their house so if it gets too bad they can easily leave.Lots of people there are mild to middle socialists but not extreme socialists so when a state starts trending that way it becomes too much for many of them.

(they're actually starting to slightly pickup).

Unfortunately, with the number of pivots that are publicized and at inexperienced investor’s disposal, there’s never been more avenues for inexperienced investors to hold on too long.I hope inexperienced investors are mindful of this because I am constantly interacting with investors who are falling for these traps and doing immense harm to themselves, even if they may not be fully aware at the time of their decisions.It's crucial for investors, especially those just starting out, to recognize that not every investment will pan out as hoped (unlike what the gurus will tell you).

I started to worry when only 1% filled it out after getting several “when can I view your property” messages.

Not sure if there's a lesson to be had there, but that's how I found it.I'll say though that once you know what you're looking for and create an industry specific network, you start to find them with some frequency.

Quote from @Greg Gallucci: I'm starting to look into the Huntsville market.

Go to GET STARTED > EVENTS AND MEETUPS at the top of your screen.

As I start down one path, I have more questions which leads me down other paths with even more questions. 

Unless you plan on scaling rapidly and just want to set things up a certain way starting out.

I’m thinking a small town could be a great place for me to start compared to big cities.