Welcome to BP @Alayne Galley... my son is currently finishing-up his master's in Millersville and is pursuing a job in law enforcement in Lancaster, so I'm interested in knowing others from the area with whom I might connect him should he end-up planting roots there.Best of luck to you!

and it gets more rain so we could grow more water loving plants there as here in Socal we are restricted to drought tolerant plants ie sallow cacti and succulents.

I have been looking at Evansville at a very high level.Here is what I am observing in the data:1) Evansville has low volatility in housing prices, some sections still under 2008 highs.2) There was a recent downturn starting around in Jan 20163) Some new business moving to the area, Hyatt Hotel and the Tropicana plant is opening in 2017 and a few other smaller revitalization items.4) WTF?

This is also the city where many of U.S. plants have moved.

Parks on private well and private sewage plants have much nigher expenses.  

Both Baton Rouge and New Orleans are growing in population because of process plant and refinery expansions.  

Gross Income: $132,00012 - two-bedroom, 1 bathroom unitsFully occupiedInteresting quirk - 4 units leased as furnished corporate rentals to large multi-national corporation with plant nearby.

Just do it before you're stuck with a bad investment.How to choose a neighborhoodMediocre MaintenanceThree layers of roofing and gutters with plants growing in them are signs the owners aren't big on maintaining their home.

We have a plant in GA

We apologized profusely to the neighbor and planted a couple of crepe myrtles for her.