It is minutes from University City and all the innovation and expansion going on there; minutes away from boat house row and the Art Museum area... all the culture and outdoor recreation you want; minutes away from the Philadelphia Zoo, which I am betting will continue its building and expansion; within walking distance of the Mann and Memorial Hall; finally transportation, several bus routes in the area and the 76 expressway a stones throw away.With that said it is a bit of a rough neighborhood. 

When I lived in Dallas and Houston, and had large homes with more bedrooms than I and my partner needed, it would have been simple to just designate one of them as my office, and work from home, but my current home is 1242 square feet, and there are only two bedrooms, and very little "out of the way" space in the common areas.Our work culture in the Bay Area is also such that many types of jobs fall into the "work from home" arena, not just tech jobs. 

Indianapolis is a terrific mid-West city with a healthy economy, and low unemployment that is doing a lot to enrich its downtown core, cultural life, and recover some previously hard hit residential areas.  

Where else can you find fabulous restaurants, great entertainment, warm weather, metropolitan culture, beautiful beaches, cool architecture, art deco buildings, cruise ship port and more attractions?

Cleveland's culture is really budding.  

I love seeing new cultures and perspectives on life.

As well as being able to immerse myself if the culture of it!

I am a professional studio guitarist and contemporary worship leader at a great church.

Once you arrive in my area I will take you on a guided tour to get to know the area and cultures of Northeast Florida.

Maybe it is just for an person with English as second language and come from different RE culture.