My partner on the deal was @Devan Mcclish the star of BP podcast-show 180.

Even a one star community has things to offer and the type of resident who would fit in that community well may be more than satisfied with what those things are.

It was a movie my friend was starring in, and he played the role of the pimp.

Luckily, for me, I lived in a hot location, close to Michelin starred restaurants and nice bars, with easy access to transportation and downtown Chicago.

The principal supposed beneficiary may be ROC* which pushes for, guides, and finances the sale of 4-5 star communities to the residents.

I think in his case he's shopping for simple snack @whole foods, while same snack available @grocery outlet, but whole food has 5 star rating in amazon, right LOLIs the wholefood a robbery ?

We pride ourselves on receiving all five star reviews.

I've been following their site for a few months now with attention to the newer listings (open house) and I tend to see low COC's in 1-2 star neighborhoods.

If a lender goes to their supervisors and says it is ok, I would put it in writing so that you are cover in the event that the stars align and someone checks up on you. 

To conclude, Rocky Mount is no shining star, but as with almost every where, there is still opportunity to be found.