Hi @Courtnye Nicole (love the spelling of your name btw) - also heard about the crazy uptick in park forest taxes!  

An auto dealer who owns an empty lot across the street from his establishment wanted to get approval for a parking lot to park his cars in the lot rather than on the sidewalks when the city cracked down on it.

Considering airbnb's downtown, long term rentals in up and coming areas near burns park, fixer uppers...pretty much anything except student housing - that feels hard!  

The community amenities and good schools make it appealing for families.Brownsburg: Located northwest of Indianapolis, Brownsburg has been experiencing growth and offers a suburban feel with access to parks, which is great for families looking for rental properties.Plainfield: This town to the southwest has a mix of residential and commercial developments.

That is what my two separate clients did.For $150-200k - we can search in the Belmont/South Park/Northridge Estates/Huber Heights area as we may get priced out of Kettering/Centerville/Beavercreek.

In my view it is the equivalent of parking in handicap parking spot when you are not handicapped.  

Say the reason people came to the area didn't exist anymore.Say everyone came to a theme park and that park closed.

I have never been to many of the big national destinations, but I have been to these cities an insane amount compared.

The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) just dropped some numbers, and guess what?

      I am looking to get some advice on the best ways to buy land and create a food truck park in TX.