At the airport waiting to board the plane now.

I’ve personally noticed quite a few mobile home parks in my local area and many of them are directly adjacent to (or behind) brand new housing developments.Literally people are building $350-400K homes and their view from the backyard over the fence is a mobile home park.I have been wondering how the park is affecting that new home value (and how it will also affect it in the long run) and vice versa, how will the new development and city/county regulations affect how that mobile home park will do in the future.

Be able to talk about how you drove there from the right airport in the snow.

It is only a matter of days for Bezos to announce that area near Dulles airport will be part of HQ2.

Also, adjacent to the Edgewick condo community, new construction project.

We would basically be there in the winter and here in Maine in the summer/fall (June-Octoberish).It has a decent airport with lots of flights to Atlanta (my wife travels a lot for her job and uses Delta). 

I was in Raleigh on business a few weeks ago and met one of Zillow's execs at the airport. 

I would be very cautious of the parts of Neptune that are directly adjacent to Asbury Park. 

Public Transit takes you to/from the airport, downtown, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Coke Factory, GA Aquarium and a few other cool places.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hey BiggerPockets,I have found a potential deal on a multi-family in Chicago that may cash flow but unfortunately is in a C-neighborhood (and also right next to a major metro airport so maybe noise factor will be bad).