Plan B is to look in the Indianapolis, Indiana, area, probably center city south to Greenwood, though I do like the areas/communities just north of Indianapolis.

It does vary from market to market, though, as a dry cleaner, fitness center and pool, in unit laundry machines in a high rise downtown Chicago building are a necessity to think about being called an A building, but in Little Rock, Arkansas (wherever that is!)

In 2004 I was rehabbing it to be used for a daycare center - $14,000 cash flow per month.

My wife and I are just in the first stage of thinking/planning on investing in some real estate.

Although it's not as widely used as it could be.Walking through a new home development you can learn a lot as you watch the various stages of construction, you can pick up some great shortcuts too.

I remember a story by Tony Robbins where he was talking about Carly Simon and Bruce Springsteen:Carly was talking about her anxiety and fear before she went on stage.

One of your major profit centers, the downpayment from the tenant, is essentially gone.

I'm in the early stages of my REI career where I have to use conventional and hard money.

Do you have any experience with real estate yet or are you at the very beginning stages still?

Greetings from Maryland's Eastern Shore,I was wondering if anyone reading this forum is marketing to convalescent centers?