.-- Personal buying power in the US continues to decline and has not kept up with the inflation of life’s essentials, such as food, transportation, taxes, and insurance.-- Consumer debt is on the rise once again.

Easy transportation (LIRR a block or two away, and nearby to 3 highways with a central location made it ideal for any commuter either way - East or West).

I think that the future of transportation will change the rural landscape, but people will not move there to farm.Things like the Hyperloop which allow people to travel from SF to LA in under 20 minutes will change the rural land between SF and LA because now people can buy an affordable home along this train line and they can work in both SF or LA and get to work extremely quickly.

Ideally what she is looking for is something in the price range of 650-950, 1 yr lease, close to transportation, laundry room access, clean, safe, would prefer some utilities paid but not a deal breaker and predator free.

Both are becoming very accessible in terms of transportation and sought after as people not able to afford the prices in the core cities.

I don't imagine she would go through the trouble of transporting them to a pawn shop, or dumb enough to put them in her new residence.

I was tickled :mrgreen: Saved me a lot of time looking for them on Craigslist and the hassle of finding a way to transporting if the sellers wouldn't deliver.

Thinking about leaving the transportation industry to rehab permenantly.

So you're in the right place.I'm also an airline transport pilot and flew for the regionals and a charter gig overseas (think Air America).

Often you have the ability to check for previous fires, chemical issues and ambulance transports.