But at one time those downtowns in rural Texas were probably pretty robust.

*Names and resumes of officers and directors, broker # and states authorized to do business in.

Once that is working you could resume your “love for the law” if the love remains.

If you claim to be the best or to offer very robust services and great property management, then you have to deliver on those claims.

The working locals don't have robust employment options.

Also predictably, their economies grew faster than ours and are far more robust even today in a very troubled world.Today, after 4 years of Obama, the Bush years, and the Clinton years, the dam has broken and we now officially rank of 19th, and if current numbers under study prove out is actually going to end up 22nd for 2012.

Some employers are now requiring access to Social Media :gulp:  This would greatly disturb me that an employer would use these as a criterion for hiring - - Can't read a resume or interview???

Originally posted by @Brad Cogswell:And spillage into Baltimore definitely is happening in certain areas.I suspect that to be the case... there seems to be at least 8 major towns with a population of 200,000 or more in at least 5 different  cluster of states near Baltimore and with housing prices and rent significantly higher than Baltimore's from DC, Jersey, Newark, Virginia Beach etc; DCs economy seems to be quite robust... at $555,000 median value buying activity seems to be quite robust.

Your resume, publicly posted online, indicates that you were homeschooled until 2009, when you entered the Illinois Institute of Technology, from which you graduated summa cum laude in 2014.

We are residents of New Hampshire and our objective is investing in buy and hold SFR's and Multi-unit properties to grow a robust portfolio and build wealth.