Since I originally started with HomeVestors the "We Buy Ugly Houses" guys in Cleveland in 2012, and just expanded to Chicago area last year I was unfamiliar with the class action lawsuit against that chemical plant and the people who developed (allegedly) brain cancer in that area.Anyone have any more info on this or done a deal in that area?  

This is an an old thread but the reason why the cost is so high is the environmental issues , especially if there are wetlands or species of plants, reptiles, birds, or animals, which are considered endangered

I'm not far from you in Plant City and I've turned my focus to Polk county.  

Biran, you are right about the cuties plant adding more jobs.

If you have some sort of a competitive advantage/in for the construction process (maybe you're really good buddies with a logistics company, you own a small brick plant, etc) I know an investor who primarily does SFH/small MFH new construction builds (build-to-rent model) and sells them at the 10-year mark.

24 years old and hoping to start out with both feet planted. 

Plant a seed.Tell them that you have noticed that there's a tree in the road and you would be glad to remove it for them in case they want to visit the cabin.  

I plant to post some helpful instructions and guide lines that should help you guys who want to establish business credit to do so..this is the first..please forgive me if i leave out anything and feel free to ask questions...Setting THings UpOk.So now that i am at the point that i want to establish business credit and i realized that my current business won’t work i had to set up a new business and ensure that everything it set up correctly for the credit building to run smoothly..first you want to incorporate.

They also have a member planted in the front row reiterating , confirming and vouching everything the presenter is saying.

And the qualified property exemption applies even if the you elect to decline bonus depreciation, to claim the special form of bonus depreciation available for specified plants, orelected (for the first tax year ending after Sept. 27, 2017) to claim 50% instead of 100% bonus depreciation.