Which brings us back to the cooperation of trendy businesses, the local government and the police.

As Peter Lynch would say, "The trend is your friend."

So as you can see the trend ... I

Brandon Turner Please don't start that trend. I

A Property manager no matter how good he/she is , its an employee, not an owner.My target tenant is someone that is young, likes cool apartments, has sense of style, willing to pay above average rents, someone that likes to live in big cities and trendy areas.Hamilton is close by and its a big city with up and coming areas.

Living near the Wonderland Station is becoming a more trendy alternative to living in expensive Boston for students (at least, that's what I've been observing).

well that also, but I was thinking mostly bathroom designs, kitchen designs, and you can also do the entire house furnished, I mean people like trendy designs, Ikea has them cheap, and they've already done the design job.

You've never heard the old saw "the trend is your friend"?

Hello there everyone-I have just begun and the party is about to get started, for those of you who can not see the trend I am stating single family (remember HUD views this a one to four units) programs as of right now and will soon be moving onto different programs as well.

But the overall trend is flat.Do people get rich holding RE, even in these areas?