Look for schools nearby and how the state has ranked them, meaning the higher the ranking, the more attractive your place becomes.Overall I think you need to decide what kind of investing appeals to you.  

What order do you think a $5 million to $25 million person would rank these factors?

But there are huge differences, think Texas (U.S.A.) vs San Fransico (England/EU).I would say the worst market in the US to be a land lord, as in the least friendly, would rank as one of the best in the EU.

The base post office has a community board and it has high volume going in and out.I am not positive on how Tinker has their mail set up but when I was in the military all the airmen in the dorms had PO boxes in the post office on base to check mail.These will be the people that are trying to get off base due to rank or overcrowding in the dorms.

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Ball State University, located in Muncie, was recently ranked the 11th most dangerous college by Business Insider, which looked at both violent and property crime data from the FBI between 2008 and 2011.

(http://os.cqpress.com/citycrime/2012/CityCrime2013_CityCrimeRateRankings.pdf)FBI’s Uniform Crime Report and showed Gilbert to be the #2 Safest Town In America for Its Size (http://ktar.com/story/692384/gilbert-arizona-one-of-the-top-10-safest-cities/)In 2010 Gilbert was named the #36 Best Place to Live In The Nation (https://web.archive.org/web/20100813220449/http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bplive/2010/snapshots/PL0427400.html)Gilbert boasts a nationally ranked K-12 education system including public schools, unique magnet and charter schools, with an average graduation rate of 90%.

You have to play on buyer's agent's greed to get them to break from the ranks.

The stock market’s recent winning streak has not only pushed the average 401(k) plan balance to arecord high, but also boosted the ranks of a new breed of retirement investor: the 401(k) millionaire.Seven-figure 401(k)s are still rare—less than 1% of today’s 52 million 401(k) savers have one, reports the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI)—but growing fast.