They thrive on attention.

By staying informed and engaged with your HOA, you can navigate these common charges and contribute to a thriving community.

Banking on a "it'll get worse before it gets better" strategy, my husband and I bought a large home on significant acreage in southern NH, rural but a quick commute from two thriving metro areas with plenty of jobs but a housing crunch.

The Colleges can be a little tricky, especially close to SouthEastern University, the North side of SouthEastern University can be a rough area, however the University is needing more housing for the students, so you see many of the properties being bought for student rentals, just be sure to check out the area before you buy.Lakeland in general has great investment neighborhoods, where I find most of the value is in some of the class C neighborhoods, which you will find areas which have a mix of older to newer homes, and you can tell in areas where some investors are picking up lot's to build, which is a sign of a thriving neighborhood, I have recently picked up a couple houses where they are building two new houses in the same block, and we picked up the houses for a steal.One suggestion I have is to check out the local PCREIA, they meet every first Thursday and third Thursday of each month, you will find many local investors and a great community to learn from.http://pcreia.com/

., what they 'should' be paid, what their 'expertise' is worth in a dollar per hour basis), and second, most people use the argument of "let the peons do it, my time is better spent making money" as a justification or excuse as to why they don't need to put in the hard work necessary to make a business endeavor thrive. 

Houstons economy is diverse and still thriving with the oil markets downturn.

My team and I thrive on seeking out off-market opportunities, leveraging our expertise to turn them into profitable ventures.I'm thrilled to be joining the BiggerPockets community to connect with fellow investors and potential partners.

Granted, Wake Forest, like many of the suburban towns 30-45 minutes from Raleigh, has a thriving economy and life blood of its own now, so it doesn't have to depend on Raleigh necessarily. 

Markets that thrive on the income that STR’s bring in and have very little hotel presence.

The reason behind that is the thriving amidst the urban housing crunch, which offers higher occupancy rates and yields compared to the traditional rental models.