Even when the housing market dips, Memphis has been quite resistant to the rest of the U.S.

Best public schools in the country, lowest insurance rates (because Maryland has low risk for blizzards/hurricanes/earthquakes/tornadoes)) and lots of military bases and permanent federal installations like NASA, NIH, FDA, Census, SS Administration, etc. that make it recession resistant. 

One guy was able to pull himself together when "on the air" but otherwise began hallucinating; saw flames when he opened his desk drawer, thought a fellow DJ's sports coat was crawling with maggots.I'm just curious on what Jayden hopes to accomplish with those extra 4-5 hours during the day when he would normally be sleeping.

Flame on...lol

I would recommend Kansas City because I live here but have intimate knowledge about the history and the job market and what makes it so recession resistant. 

It’s my hope to catch the attention of a bigger buyer/builder and light a flame of for my town, it deserves it.

The City is very resistant to changing zoning or allowing exceptions especially in the SU zoning.

Don't be scared, we have solutions for those who are resistant to the notion of committing to working with us.Besides, why would you want to work with anyone else when you are already working with the best :)

You can also get stove-top fire suppressants that are set off by flame.  

Do many tenants resist it, kind of like people want "Free Shipping" would they expect "Free Utilities" or should I be adding a $50-$100/mo utility surcharge into my future leases on this property?