The Jacksonville office of Century 21 has a very active property management presence near the Air Force Base. 

However you should be careful about such things because they can get derailed (pun mostly unintended) by political and financial issues, or they could take much longer to materialize than planned (see After Almost a Century, the 2nd Avenue Subway Is Close to Arriving).On the other hand, major retailers like Lowes pulling out of Woonsocket and going to nearby North Smithfield aren't great either.As you can see, you should really get to know the particulars (and, unfortunately, politics) of a new market before committing to it too strongly.

You asked a bunch of investors, with combined centuries of experience, a simple question. 

Define C+I’m not the source of definitions, but to me it means neighborhoods with a lot of blue collar job tenants in early 19th century built housing stock.

After taking into account the increasing frequency of multi­billion-dollar natural disasters — tracked for more than half-a-century by Swiss Re — some property/casualty insurers have decided to exit certain states entirely.

Purchase price: $895,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Sale price: $1,250,000 Contributors: Garrett Quinn This spacious home is tucked away on a private dead-end street, completely remodeled mid-century modern home awaits for you.

I've been licensed for 10 years and if you're looking for minimal brokerage fees for investment purposes for yourself, you'll want to skip the expensive branding like the Coldwell/Century 21/ReMax and go for the slimmed down version like a smaller boutique brokerage or a flat fee one like Charles Rutenberg Realty that offers 100% commission.  

That's how great deals are found.While I'd like to take the credit for being some sort of rental property genius that finds super-duper, ultra-low priced, once in a century deals on a daily basis because of my "SECRET" strategy - I'm certainly not.

Overall my guess is our markets will respond the same as Chi, DC, NY have over the last century as they became more densly populated.

We took that packet to scheduled meetings with brokers of each real estate company in Cheyenne (#1 Properties, Coldwell Banker, Century 21, Frontier Properties, Re-Max).