@Rachel Graves i briefly looked into the market in Mississippi and there were great properties i do need to however connect with wholesellers , realtors, investors and like minds to elevate my network open the market alot more aslo i need to know more about the cities and areas by the class and quality of living so i can narrow down the searches i been diligently looking and analyzing the statistics however its better having a contact that knows the area you know.

Top things to consider: - Flood factor- Connectivity (electrical & internet) - Water Source, backup and systems- Waste & Sewage- Insulation- Elevation - Trees & Fire Please refrain from political discourse :) 

She managed to get into the lobby a few times and she peed on the floor and elevator. 

The water issue is simply an important thing to be aware of, so you can monitor it, if public opinion turns the Phx market sour, or if Lake Powell, Lake Mead, Lake Pleasant or others disappear, the issue will be elevated, which will in turn change public opinion which can change the market.I invest in Arizona, because we have great returns, great growth, and landlord-friendly government.

I really don't like pictures so I try to stay away from the camera but I guess I will have to get use to it, if I am going to be standing a stage one day giving motivational talks and speeches. hahaha.

At the moment all the liquidity pumped into the economy, $3Trillion or so pumped by the fed alone, is helping elevate asset prices and stave off a recession/depression.    

Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom to pretty much do whatever we want within the confines of the law.

I want to be able to give my future children and wife all my time and I also want to elevate my family from the position we have been in since the beginning of the decade.

I heard about Lifestyles Unlimited, The Total Wealth Academy & Elevate CIG. 

Still no economy to support the increase in home prices, so needless to say we got hit pretty hard in the Crash...Other drawback to the area since there is a shortage of Economy up here, would be the Commute time up and down the Cajon Pass, 4000' elevation climb in just a few miles, " the Pass" has been know to ruin a brand new car before you are even done paying it off, so figure in a new car payment if you are thinking about commuting to work from here...