Of course they never found it and the city of Harrisburg eventually went bankrupt due to the massive expenditure of placing the official USA Today “#1 City in the USA” graphic on every police car, ambulance, uniform, fire truck, building, park bench, police dog, memorial statue, lamppost, street light, crossing guard, trash truck… you get the point.

I am currently finishing up my degree in Graphic Design, but I'm really interested in flipping homes and buying multifamily housing.

*knock on wood*  Good credit. 750-810 rangeFull time job as a graphic designer~$30,000 in non-retirement savings and investment accountsWhat I hope to achieveFinancial independence within 10-15 years (~$4000/month).

.- should I add any border or graphics?

Also some things to take a look at could be the census website as they track all of those things pretty accurate and are releasing interesting graphics and stats all the time.

Due to the cover graphic, I was a little worried it might have been outdated, but the info contained in it still holds true.

What do you think about a graphic and a trello board as described in one of my comments above?

I'm a Graphic Designer/Illustrator that is looking to become a full-time real estate investor.

People send me deals and I can't stand when they have unnecessary graphics, weird fonts, or formats.

The areas that do have meaningful inventories of homes at the 20k price point are going to fall into the worst areas in Akron.The graphic below shows what I mean.Areas shaded darker have higher concentrations of 20k properties.