Me: "I'm at a wedding.

- the  local economy is=Health care (9.4%) Accommodation & food services (7.4%) Educational services (7.2%) Construction (6.2%) Professional, scientific, technical services (4.4%) Finance & insurance (3.8%) Public administration (3.8%)- the downtown is revitalized with small stores and restaurants - I heard ES is a spa city...people visit ES for weddings and spas- I heard one of the big employers there is a hotel...

I finished this property the night before my wedding day.

For me, these are beach areas where people enjoy visiting for family trips, weekend vacations, wedding destinations, etc.I would analyze each of these areas with entirely different parameters with my different strategies in mind, so for me this is my "buying right".

They list on a Tues/ Wed, offer showings over the weekend then call for best/ final on Sunday evening or Monday AM.We were interested in one that was listed at 675k and they told my agent not to bother submitting an offer unless we were north of 800k.Another listing agent had a condescending comment about our partial waiver offer (which was 25k over list), and said that they haven't accepted an offer without full waivers on everything in over 12 months.

Thanks -Amelie Yes, last Wed of each month.

We have talked with a local venue about the idea of turning our upstairs into an AirBnB and partnering with them on their wedding packages to include a stay for the bride and groom after the wedding.

My wife and I are currently starting the process to purchase our first commercial building to open a Wedding Venue.

We have Philly investor Zooms every third WED of the month from 7-9 PM EST.

Large families have booked it, wedding parties have booked it (bridesmaids in one house, groomsmen in the other), and currently a group of workers are staying in it.I got this idea listening to a Podcast where a host in the Dominican Republic owns condo buildings - he lists each one bedroom condo separately, but he also lists the whole floor as a unit.