The Bryan-College Station area will continue to thrive simply because of Texas A&M University, the largest school in the country.

@Nathan G. great question The book “Never Split the Difference” by Chris Voss is amazing 😉 teaches us how to not just be afraid to negotiate but to thrive on this crucial skillAlso Brandon and Josh Book “Investing in Real Estate” is foundational for building our REI gameBest of luck in 2020 BP community!

Small business is thriving here and we have one of the largest Universities in the country. 

Ultimately he is an attention seeker and thrives off doing and saying controversial things.

What I loved is that the downtown was a thriving and safe place (lots of homeless on the streets, who were for the most part harmless).

I just like when people won’t buy a place because grant cardone tells em not to... imagine that.... a guy that thrives off renters telling people not to buy homes.  

As long as they are low, then all of the mechanisms that drive our economy can do so with a lot less overhead, so they thrive. 

@Michael Swan it may not be "pretty" but I know a guy from Council Bluffs, IA who THRIVES in F's D's C's... yes he works 60 hours a week.

Depends on your goals, but my home market is Indianapolis, Indiana and it's absolutely thriving; there are many CA/NY investors flocking here.

There're just so much thriving business everywhere and these companies are making money left and right.Have we ever felt the population declining?