I went into the Army, then tech school afterwards, so no degree for me.

In my area - anecdotal to be sure - there's virtually no empty retail except in a rough area or a building that's dilapidated and badly in need of renovations, and even those tend to become Salvation Armys or "Title Loan Here" operations.

When I was buying in DuPage there was a group of Indian investors who had very low labor costs.

I was in the Army and did 4.5 years.

When we went over to check it out, turns out she never cleaned the burners on top, particularly after making thick heavy Indian soups.

Selective responses could get you in hot water with the Fair Housing Police and there is an active army of secret shoppers trying to entrap you with discriminatory activity.

Start with the end value of the buildings or lots and work backwards.Next check with the city or county to determine if you can do what you want to do and what is required for all zoning approvals and the time frame,Ask if you have to install curb, gutter, sidewalks, street signs, street lighting or any other special requirements.Are there any specific street design requirements, DOT requirements, permits or traffic studies.DWQ, Army Corp or any other environmental requirements or permits.General permit fees, proffers, water/sewer tap fees and the process of setting taps and connecting.

I noticed Neil Gorsuch just signed a law acknowledging a treaty from the 1800’s which makes almost half of Oklahoma Indian territory.

Good thing about NJ is there're abundant of Indian grocery store just like in the bay, that would attract tech talent for sure.

I'm a US ARMY RANGER VETERAN, whom just went through a divorce ..stuck at a crossroads 29 years old 2 kids I receive disability every month but want that money working for me, I will be reading you guys and gals post taking notes and understanding different licenses I need.