Wage growth has been very strong, manufacturing/warehouses/transport, the medical industries, and dinning/hospitality have seen the most growth.

I would sell the car but it is my means of transportation.

There is no public transportation, but it is close to shopping, close to the interstate, and just a short drive from Atlanta.

I have owned a transportation company for the past 8 years and About two years ago I thought it would be a wise idea to take a pay cut and make investments into real estate.

I just don't see any way to manage clients without vehicular transportation.

Hawaii is the closest Air Medivac and would appreciate any help as far as transportations for these wounded people.

Unfortunately, at this time the public transport is used mostly by folks living in poverty  although hopefully some of that will change with the streetcar coming in the future and the bike rental system.

Some items you should keep in mind.Transportation, Transportation and Good Transportation in those locations.Bus or Train should be close to assure stronger rents.

These areas are also employment hubs, have easy access to transportation (Dulles toll road, metro. etc.), and offer a variety of entertainment options and other great amenities for people to enjoy.I just helped two different clients to buy a house hacking property in Reston and Herndon and they both eliminated their living costs.

You have some great areas to choose from with easy accessibility to public transportation.