Being that we are military transplants, we don't know the area all too well and want to make good investment decisions based on the more desirable neighborhoods.

Hi Jessica, I'm a South FL transplant to Middle TN. 

Hi Ibraheem,Welcome to Atlanta, like yourself I am also a Chicago Transplant.

@Calvin Matthes There are no special Rhode Island specific rules that I'm aware of - all of the rules you mentioned, and others, work just as well in RI as anywhere else.They're all rules of thumb that you can use to determine if it's worth spending a lot of time investigating a potential deal, or just pass on it and move on to something else.Actually as I think about it, maybe there is one Rhode Island specific rule: Generally, no one in RI (unless they're a recent transplant from another state) wants to drive more than 15 minutes in any one direction ;)

Always good to have more Texans....even the transplanted ones.

Another transplant to UAE via Norway.  

Was watering some new trees we had transplanted into the dark about 8PM. 

Awesome health & physical shape; great team members to work with; incredible teachers over the years who have taught, pushed & challenged me; a wonderful girlfriend and her son--he is 3 yrs old and has cystic fibrosis and had a liver & small bowel transplant, but has been doing really, really well.

He seems like he's in it for the long run, they are transplants from Arizona. 

I am a transplant but have been here about 5 years and throughout that time you understand the territorial nature and competition of all the Pittsburgh suburbs and subsets!