Lots of teachers/union/airport employees and etc moving into the neighborhood and making it their first single family home, in lieu of moving out to the burbs.A valuable lesson that I learned in the last 48 hours after speaking with many lender/underwriters.

Hey folks,My name is Nick Wilson and I am a high school teacher from Philadelphia, PA.

Husband is a school teacher , wife is a part time daycare worker .

These monies will help me get my business started and will help me with producing educational content to support both children and teachers in the quest to integrate creative learning tools into public and private schools.

I am an Atlanta area (Gwinnett County) family-man and college teacher who wishes to take more control of my financial independence so that I can spend more time and money on developing my ministry.

Most coop (and that particularly true for non Manhattan coops) are practically companies ran by unpaid volunteer amateurs...a coop is a company which own a building and then lease it's unit back to shareholders...in many case you'll have a school teacher board president with an art director as a treasurer...great people with very little experience in running a company...5.

For the locals in the area that might be able to help pinpoint areas of focus here --- think if you were an established hard working professional (not CEO or independently wealthy)  working at for example -- Redstone Arsenal, NASA, Military, one of the Universities or major Hospitals, the airport, a local lawyer, dentist, fireman, police, teacher, business manager, small business owner, corporate executive, etc, etc..  

Create a teacher student dynamic between everyone you work with.

She was a teacher before our babies came.

He had the heart of a teacher and cared more about my success than his.