Hopping around geographically puts you into a different eco-system every time and adds a layer of complexity and uncertainty.

I'd be specifying certain building materials and protocol in order to build a safer healthier home for her. 

I think developing NET Zero Energy Projects is the best and only way to go for better air quality, healthier living, and a more vibrant and modern community.

The commercial syndication world is like a huge ecosystem of symbiotic relationships between many different organizations!

I would look for communities where there is a very established short term rental ecosystem.

Millenials will want the last smart home gadgets, and getting them hooked into the Amazon eco-system will be a long term win for Amazon. 

Kenosha is blowing up (just drive the 94) and is a healthier economy/ demographics than most city’s in IL.

@John Barrett I appreciate your perspective, it is interesting to balance out the risks associated with doing a deal with poorer margins in a known area vs healthier margins halfway across the country.

Invested mainly in Israel (where I live) and a few years ago, started investing in the US in the DFW area.Investing now both in rentals and flips and trying to apply what I knew from the previous experience to the ecosystem in the US with the relevant adjustments (you'll be surprised how many similar elements exist :) )Now expanding in the US to the Augusta, GA with the same mode of operations - finding below market properties, deciding on the best strategy for each one, buying alone or with partners.A pleasure to be here and learn so much from this great place.

If I plant fruit trees/sustainable ecosystems that essentially run on autopilot for a few hours of yardwork a month now, in a few years I'll be able to significantly reduce on grocery costs as well, which will help me save even more money, as well as build a more favorable local ecosystem and potentially get tax credits.