Regarding Fort Gordon being primarily a Signals training location - that was certainly true for most of its history, but the identity of the Fort has been changing to that of a Cyber hub.  

In our view, DFW has some very unique characteristics most important is middle of the country logistics / transportation hub (great freeway system, rail and DFW airport), HQs for a growing number of companies in diverse industries.  

It has been redefining itself from a steel town to a medical/tech hub the past 5 or so years.  

And look like it will become a rail hub of sort?

Muncie in particular has a large regional hospital and a transport hub. 

I have one property in the hub of Silicon Valley and could probably rent it out in no more than a day using Craigslist if it ever went vacant...Good luck!

One of these is a bank that I've dealt with on previous projects and they didn't flinch (actually, they were rather excited to work with me on this) when I put the initial thumb-to-the-wind figures in front of them, I've got a couple well-placed contacts in the city's development/planning agency and will be speaking to them today as I'm also investigating the possibility of establishing a public transportation hub on-site as well.

Worth should possibly be added to the “at more risk” list, given their huge air travel hubs which serve as economic machines for the metros.- Senior housing, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and student housing are of great concern moving forward. 

One of the pros when using an agent is that your property gets more exposure to buyers through the MSL and other hubs like Realtor.com, Redfin, Trulia, and Zillow.

This includes, in this order:  (1) bios, pics and contact information for you (and your partners if you have any); (2) list of your professional team members; (3) detailed description of the kind of property you are looking for, including location, price range, unit%, cap rate, and any other details relevant to your investment thesis, such as good school districts, transport hubs, etc.; and (4) the preliminary due diligence materials you require to underwrite the deal