I look forward to listening to more of the podcasts and jumping right into the discussions.I have a Bachelors in Finance from the University of New Orleans and currently work in transportation and logistics.

It behooves investors to be extremely well-read on their markets, and perhaps to know people with meaningful influence in their communities.More efficient modes of transportation is a good one, saving businesses and/or consumers time and/or money.

I have pretty extensive web and graphic design experience if you could use any help in that aspect of things.Just give me a shout, I would love to help and maybe learn a little bit a long the way.I have reliable transportation and am Located in the St.

What I don't like about it is that it feels physically isolated (being tucked in between Mount Olivet Road and New York Avenue) and has less access to public transportation (no metro or trolley).

The downside to East Elmhurst and northern Jackson Heights is lack of transportation.

(It is very important to know what the land's surrounding area offers, such as nearby grocery stores, parks, retail, schools, public transportation/light rail, and employment centers because it will be easier to attract potential homebuyers or renters.)(3) FInd out who your City Councilperson or Alderperson is and what has she or he done to help real estate developers.

My name is Sam I am a young, married, soon to be father, and currently a project manager for a large general contractor in the transportation industry.

If not the state DOT (department of transportation) usually has a site with traffic counts year over year to see if growing, stagnant, or declining.

I am currently working in the Transportation Industry and I'm excited to get started in all aspects of REI to supplement my current income.  

My suggestion would be to take the tips in Set for Life and do your best to reduce or eradicate your largest expenses... housing and transportation.