At the time I had a 9 - 5 pharmaceutical sales job.

Let's just hope the spam bots come, eat up that email address, and flood it with offers for discount pharmaceuticals and the like.

I feel that there are pockets where you could tap some pretty steady renters working the local factories, hospitals, or commuting over to the pharmaceutical company in Mattawan.

I landed a job as a supply chain manager and after a year I left to be a Chemist for a large generics pharmaceutical giant.

I stumbled onto BiggerPockets as part of my journey to grow my knowledge in this industry and could not be more thankful for all the info and good people found here.A little about myself: I work as a pharmaceutical chemist in Orange County and live in LA County.

I don't feel like continuing to teach when and if I go home, so my thoughts were: pharmaceutical sales, government work, or real estate broker.

:lol: I want to share a short story...Back when I was in college I worked as a "consultant" to a small pharmaceutical printing company (they print labels for pharma containers).

1) Diverse employment (government, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and many other industries)2) Steady population growth in both the city of Indianapolis/Indianapolis metro area.3) Landlord friendly laws (never tested this myself but I heard it to be true). 4) Decent cash flow and appreciation (a reasonable amount of inventory that cash flows and can reach the 1% rule)

I catapulted that academic success into a job with one a top global Pharmaceutical company.

your logo should communicate something about your brand and company, i'm not sure what your company exactly does but i'll tell you my thoughts on all: 1 and 2 feel the most like a real estate logo, it is a more traditional font and the roof shed obviously communicates real estate. 3-6 feel more like beauty product or pharmaceutical products logos, because of the softer colors, flowing font, etc. 7 is by far my favorite, it has a bold simple look that stands out, but i don't know if the leaf is communicating anything about your business.