Most Germans rent, not because they can't afford to buy, but because it is sometimes more convenient, and it is more socially acceptable to do so than in the US.

(I just sold two properties to to him last month.)At the moment, I have:Contacts with the rental market for the Germans coming in to head and build the TyssonKrupp plant in Mobile, Alabama.

I'm a huge soccer enthusiast and one of the things we do not have in our area is a outdoor sports complex that can be a beacon for our growing youth sports culture.   

Greater Cincinnati is experiencing growth which I see a lot, especially in Northern Ky with our airport, amazon distribution facility, colleges, sports teams, etc

This is due to the region's diverse attractions, such as hiking, water sports, and the allure of escaping the summer heat.

My son and his girl freind live in tuscaloosa they both played sports for UA (football and softball) now they plan to open a girls softball training facility. you guys have a very nice state.

Mike German

Real estate can definitely provide an income where you can do it from anywhere, but it's far from passive if you want to get to the level you want to be at.One last thing - Real estate is a contact sport and you will get punched in the mouth - can you take a few punches and keep going?!

buildings housing Gander Mountain sporting goods)

Real estate, when done successfully, is overwhelmingly a team sport.