All the plants along the coast (Pasadena, Texas City, Baytown, La Porte) have steady work, and people with industrial jobs get back on the job ASAP because it's a no-work no-pay model.

It has army bases, huge shipping port and lots of economic activity that is strong.

(Now if you are concerned about keeping your own living expenses low that is an entirely different issue) I would think your best possibility of finding something like that would be in Prince Georges county unless you would consider something in the Baltimore area.

In speaking with RentersWarehouse, right now their people are out of Port Washington(via Remax).

Are there any investors in the Volusia County or Greater Daytona Beach Florida area (Daytona Beach, Holly Hill, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach, Palm Coast, Flagler Beach) that would like to meet up and connect?

I'm sure the county, road & bridge, nav and port, drainage district, water control, city and ISD all nominate people who have the average citizen's best interests at heart : /.They need to cap the rate increase to .10 or .20 per 100 every 3/4 years (freeze it in between).  

While I agree that recessions/depressions/etc. are the best time to invest, and that media misses the mark on that, I also feel like this time around- there were some early predictions about this being a V curve (rather than a U curve) that seemed irresponsible to me given that we've never had a situation like this.

However, our small PM company is picking up our 1st client in Prince Georges (PG) County.

The loan officer would need to run AU to see what you qualify for.So to answer your question, yes 50% front end is possible.

I bought a Mig welder and a bunch of tools and suicided the doors on my Ford Ranger, shaved the door handles, sunk some different taillights into the back, ported the intake, custom built an exhaust, modified this, customized that.