When economists say inflation is down, consumers say: where?

This was very hard and time consuming, but I'm on the other side of the permitting process and ready to build.I am estimating the 6 cabins will be about 900k to build and will be worth 2x that when built.

(I'm sure both the average consumer AND the average entrepreneur would disagree, of course, but hey - y'all're the guys with the fancy, big money jobs and the college degrees - what do I know ...)

Employment wise, Aultman Hospital is consuming the SW part of Canton and Timken Steel keeps plugging along with some smaller manufacturing companies staying steady, but outside of Aultman I haven't seen any significant job growth or companies moving here, and if they do, they usually aren't coming into the City.  

I know it appears costly and timing consuming, but not doing your diligence will cost you more.

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Something that will work in one market will not work well in another market due to maybe oversaturation, consumers, and anything else you can name.  

Next week talking with financial advisor to move from a broad approach to more food or consumer perishable goods, medical portfolio.  

Name brand is overrated, I get almost all of my consumables from Costco. 

I know the market likes to front run.The trump trade to some is definitive trade on some form of hyperinflation, and a consumer discretionary increase via reduced taxes, yet higher costs.