Little Rock, AR.

.* (35)37.NORTH DAKOTA (33)38.NEW HAMPSHIRE (25)39.KANSAS (40)40.RHODE ISLAND (32)41.ALASKA (16)42.OKLAHOMA (44)43.ARKANSAS (41)44.MARYLAND (34)45.NEW JERSEY (36)46.NEW YORK (45)47.MASSACHUSETTS (47)48.MICHIGAN (42)49.ILLINOIS (49)50.CALIFORNIA (50)

Louis, MO; many spots in North Carolina; Fayetteville, AR; a few cities in Tennessee, etc...However, I only found one or two agents who made the process feel doable.

I live in CO and invest in TN, AL, and AR. 

Since you live in Arkansas, I looked up the information for you about getting a real estate license in your state.1. https://arec.arkansas.gov2. https://www.kapre.com/resources/real-estate/how-do-i-get-my-real-estate-license-in-arkansas/

Less in Arkansas, more in NY.

I know nothing about Fort Smith, Arkansas, but these prices seem incredibly low.

Such as, “Find all the little old blue-hair ladies in Arkansas.”2.Perform the task yourself, preserving each step, each link, each phone number (although, I have yet to ask VA’s to use phones.)

They may get a chance to vote up or down a referendum once in a while, but our state is not huge in that as compared to, say, California.Many elections are all but determined in the primaries since (a) cross-filing is allowed, meaning candidates run legally as both a R & D and (b) a lot of candidates run a write-in campaign in the opposite party.An independent in PA is essentially taking themselves out of the political process, especially for LOCAL elections.

I am currently analyzing properties and need some advice on the following:1) Annual Revenue (AR) - I am seeing several properties with an AR being around 40K-50K is this a good AR or should look for something higher?