I don't have experience in your neck of the woods but based upon your description, it looks like a good potential location. 

@Abbie GibsonHello Abbie, in our neck of the woods, the best areas for cashflow are New London, Norwich and Groton.

It doesn't seem like you have a super low margin play where you need high velocity or have investors breathing down your neck and the few basis point will help retnetion. 

Praying something comes available or that a miracle happens and God softens his heart or something because it's only like a Boulder tide around my neck.

There was also a run on roofing work being done at the time (late Fall) since we had about 2 weeks of constant rain and with the insurance company breathing down my neck I couldn't afford timewise to be too picky even if there were better prices out there.The allure was $4.50 per square foot and was for the whole unit, the painting was for the whole unit.

Society usually gets used to these introductions gradually and a lot of refining of the current statutes in most of the states would be required before it becomes main stream.Most states are allergic to change by default with each state often always trying to flex its muscles.

Also, hit up my realtor friend @Eric Yu who holds it down out in your neck of the woods in the investor-friendly agent game.

I need to flex my capitalism muscles and get stronger.

Hi @Adrian Beltran, looks like you're right in my neck of the woods.

I would appreciate any advice, knowledge,  and/ or referrals on what I should expect on rehab costs in this neck of TexasThank you in advance