The problem with the Northern Neck is that there isn't much work outside of the Sheriff's Department, farming and the Omega fish oil plant in Reedville.

I'm sure you can do something similar:LIVING IN THE TROPICS: When accepting this agreement, the tenants confirm that they understand that the home is in a tropical and hot weather location and that occasional wildlife and insects not ordinarily seen in other climates may be on property.

I work in a tire manufacturer plant and was saving up, working tons of overtime, all to invest.But after projecting forward it was going to take a very long time for me to get enough money saved up to invest in anything outside of lower end stuff (I don't want lower end properties and headaches that comes with it)So I changed my thinking into how can I make more faster.

This is why Memphis is such a dead dead dead market along with so many other rust belt zero job growth cities.Learn how to sniff out where employers are moving, opening up new plants, divisions, hiring, then buy rentals in the path of that progress. 

@Michael Plante not al all it's a little too rustic for most.

@Ryan Plante welcome to BP.

I think that area is drawing a lot of attention due to the future location of a face book corporate facility and the Toyota plant.

He planted the seed 2 years ago...Hi everyone. 

I'm talking a house that needs a few drywall holes patched, paint all the way around, maybe some carpet or a small area of laminate, plant a few bushes.

At the same time, I am worried that “free” utilities will mean the heat is kept at a tropical level or they’ll make a ice rink in the back.