If rentals, I would come a little further into Frederick where there is much more economic stability, better tenants and a promising growth. 

I think it’s more likely we experience an economic recession then we do housing pricing drop.

The really low income areas is more of gambling and speculating and sometimes no matter what the tax benefit is looking like it is not worth owning in those areas.I personally like A to B areas because they tend to hold up better in an economic down turn.

That is insane and does that mean Cleveland loses 3000 jobs...or did Cleveland see any economical impact when he came back to Land?

I am trying to determine the "economic anchor" of my market.

I am trying to determine the "economic anchor" of my market.

I am trying to determine the "economic anchor" of my market.

Other than the general assumption that if the trade war spirals into chaos the economies overall would will an effect, possibly triggering an economic downturn.

Involves investing the profits into specially designated economic areas.

Now to find something where the economics make sense....slightly more difficult.