This led to me creating an LLC and taking on a few projects here in Lexington.The last few weeks, I've been thinking a lot about the conversations Ky and I had about doing something bigger than ourselves, and I've felt this pressure on my heart to start looking at human trafficking in the U.S.

That being said, if you've got your heart set on it, DM me and let's talk a little more about specific areas if you'd like. 

The project starts this summer and will be completed in 3 phases over the next 7 years.Now for my question, right in the heart of the redevelopment location, there are some condos for sale that were built in 1987 (1 bed, 1 bath or 2 bed, 1 bath).

But there are a few factorsInventory/DemandI show these stats in our first-time homebuyer's class, and I think they get to the heart of a lot of the increases.In 2006, there were:24,000 homes on market at any given time (like a snapshot of the market)19,500 new homes built19,000 net migration into Denver metroIn 2016, there were:4,500 homes on market at any given time (on average)9,000 new homes built38,000 net migrationI'm not an economist, but I can see that homes for sale dropped by 20,000, new home builds were cut in half, and meanwhile the number of people moving in doubled.

But cap-ex and vacancy rates are going to be very low in general.Getting to the heart of the matter: Option #1- Why spend more if you don't have to? 

I have always been an entrepreneur at heart even though my current situation is a 9-5.

I have seen a few post today that are obvious scammers trying to take advantage of folks.Only deal with your banks on SBA loans and other govmit programs there are no private or individual companies offering sweat heart deals

My daughter has her heart set on purchasing a condo for around 75k.

I grew up in Minneapolis..a true Midwesterner-maybe that's why I am so soft...lol Nothing wrong with having a heart, but every other business is just delaying payment, not reducing or giving away for free.

The LOCATION is literally footsteps away from Peachtree street; in the heart of Midtown, Atlanta.