I agree wit Joh Clark.

As you continue to read, know that I watch my local market (Primarily Sedona and Cottonwood) closely and have for years, so I have witnessed and studied trends.

I would say the best investment is in your personal home, making sure it is homesteaded too.I witnessed a lot of landlords take on all of the liability and have to go through bankruptcy while tenants took as much as they could from the property, even ripping the wires out of the walls.

Savannah is one or two large employers away from seeing the price increase that Charleston witnessed. 

I've witnessed firsthand how it's empowered countless others to achieve their financial goals and create a secure future for their families.

all this diss about market rate and whats the goal w it is not accurate. as the market currently stands, west new york, union city is soon untouchable. last area is greenville and war zone places. i bought a 1 bed - now 2 bed - condo for under 150k 2 yrs ago, now its well over 200k worth. just one room rents for over 1000/m in union city!!

The properties are out there, it just takes a quick-witted agent to help you find these deals.

With several people around it will discourage bad guys, no one wants witnesses.

The fourth quarter witnessed $802 million worth of office properties transact, well under the $1.7 billion worth of office sales that traded quarterly, on average, during the past decade in the metro.Acute market weakness in most segments of the local office market, combined with long-term questions around the future trajectory for space use, have dented investor interest in office properties in the metro.

According to one of my mentors, I've witnessed people become bogged down by the maze of company structure.