You a restaurant saying how dare a customer expect there food WITHOUT hair in it, a mechanic saying how dare the customer expect the auto to be fixed when it leaves, a pilot saying how dare the passengers expect you to "fly sober"....  

I'm sure Jay will have some feedback for you, but here is some food for thought, as well as some comments:We hope investors are not purchasing these "low down" properties only because they are low on their cash reserves.  

Food for thought…Randy 

They paid on time (ate my food  lol) and still stay in touch.

I would advise taking these with a grain of salt because some can overpromise, but if you ask them to show you the data behind the projections this can also be a way to accurately project what your returns will be.

Think, the USDA brining armed feds to shut down Amish farmers for selling their unpasteurized milk, or the FDA allowing harmful chemical additives in our food that are banned in hundreds of other countries.

The food you eat WAY more than 1% net. 

It opened doors to new markets for agricultural products such as cotton, sugar, and grains, laying the foundation for prosperous farming and trade economies across the newly acquired territories.Investors keen on infrastructure development saw potential in establishing trade routes, settlements, and towns that would eventually grow into thriving cities.

Hopefully I gave you some food for thought.

Although the nightlife and culture (museums/food/music) was a great and calming change from the busy metro area, I felt isolated.