Don't you love real estate? 

With $60k....I could do $2Million+ in deals. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/168016-3rd-times-a-charm--i-just-closed-a-12-unit-apartment-complex-for-under-1500-out-of-pocket

I attempted to make offers, only to allow fear to set in.I bought Carlton Sheets program twice within a span of five years, thinking the second time will be a charm.

For this type of experience, would you expect to have to do the same or is there some charm to the throwback, stuck in the 60s farmhouse vibe?

Whereas Maryville, there is a lot of room for development and a new amazon warehouse is going up and soon to be completed and the city continues to grow.I just moved to Knoxville and looking to connect with like-minded people that love real estate. 

I love real estate. :)Continued success!

The main pull of Annapolis is the unique charm of a historic town right on the Chesapeake Bay.

There is so much charm and the people seem so friendly! 

The 15207 side of Greenfield gets the same treatment.Now if they sold the place to someone who would build a corporate hub there with a lot of offices and people getting paid to sit in front of computers all day and dash out at lunch for a gluten-free Barbados-cherry-and-pichuberry muffin at a charming little free-trade rainforest-safe-certified coffeehouse...

Is the curbside or backyard charming?