This economic stability and growth in logistics, healthcare, and education sectors create job opportunities, attracting more residents.

One example of a PMI report is the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index, which determines the health of the manufacturing sector in the Chicago region.

I am looking for some people to connect with in that area that may have more experience as we are out of state investors and have heard that Mississippi has great opportunities for cash flow and for people starting out in this industry. 

Industries are more diversified than in the past when the local economy went however the oil and gas industry went.

The Fed painted themselves into a corner over the last decade plus, partly because the gutting of the manufacturing sector meant that housing & service had to take up the slack for the loss of jobs (direct and ancillary).

I used to have something like this, but it pretty comprehensive.I have the original unmodified version I started with that I can send to you if you'd like it.I believe its geared towards units where I've modified my version specifically for commercial industrial/office/mixed use developments.If you want it send me a PM with your email.

Sounds like this is a sector that would not have fierce competition.

Because of common marketing strategies by the industry, their expectation is that a lender will provide a loan at 70%-80% of the value of the asset after its been repaired, upfront.

They want me to be successful, number one so I can pay them back, but also so they can keep lending me more money and making even more for themselves.Ripping people off and then paying victim is a psychological profile I've seen countless times in this industry.

This is a group with 17 yrs of experience as a company, but the founders worked in the industry for over 20 years prior to that.