With that said, I’d like to thank @Joe Homs who sent me an abundance of info that led me to finding “Sense Financial”, I have a consultation scheduled for Wednesday with Dmitriy.

If you're a yield investor, Birmingham continues to have an abundance of excellent opportunities!

@Ashley Wolfe I've been following this thread and while I can appreciate the abundance mentality my gut is warning me here as well. 

And that there was an abundance of properties available.

Malibu, CA. or Pacific Palisades, CA.Specifically along Pacific Coast Highway for the crashing waves of the ocean on the west side and just across the road, hilly hiking trails and parks (depending on location along a 20+ mile stretch) on the east side.Walking distance or a short drive to shops and amenities (again depending on location), abundant fresh air, easy, breezy, low key ambiance, friendly people, diversity of restaurants at all price points, local events, beautiful sunsets and year-round temperate weather.

Partner with people who have the same passions for providing great housing, helping fellow humans, and building a full and abundant life.

It so happens that these properties and Brooklyn in General is doing FANTASTIC, especially compared to Manhattan.Here is a really good Article that JUST came out on Brownstoner.com :https://www.brownstoner.com/re...Contrary to Popular Belief, Home Buyers Are Flocking to BrooklynPhoto by Susan De VriesReal Estate MarketSep 24, 2020 • 10:59amby Cate Corcoran and Craig HubertAll the things that make Brooklyn Brooklyn have been assets in the pandemic — abundant parks and outdoor space, low-rise neighborhoods, houses and small buildings in lieu of apartment towers, stoops, knowing your neighbors, mom and pop businesses that cater to locals — even streets of hopping outdoor eateries that can at times feel like a Parisian boulevard.

They were born at a time of abundance and they learned how to get the most with the least amount of their personal effort, time, or resources.

Hi Account Closed, I probably shouldn't speculate too much on the status of the Midtown condos, but when I look out my office window or drive/walk through Midtown, there appears to be an abundance of condos which are already finished (within the last 1-2 years) and at least several new condo buildings currently under construction, each at different stages of completion. 

Appreciation-happy agents are quite abundant here because that is a big upside to investing in the Atlanta area.