Basically if it's out of hand,, camp out in the parking lot,, or building itself and be prepared to call police for assistance until she's gonzo...  

While most of the people attending signed for the $995 3 day boot camp, I ate my box lunch and listened to people asking questions.

We have a few local meet ups, the closest one to you I believe would be CARPOA which meets in Camp Hill.

A lot of investors looking to buy in what they call "Brewerytown" expect the neighborhood is going to turn into rich white yuppies overnight.

Currently run as two units with the owner running his nonprofit in one unit and his convenience/grocery store in the next unit.He wants out of the property fast due to repeated armed robberies over the 20 years of ownership as well as overnight break ins requiring complete remodel of the front face of the building.

I remember one was being built right off of Camp Bowie if I remember correctly.

@Jabbar Thomas I use to be a meeting whore and attended one every day, but my wife is no longer over night so I switched to being a morning person.

no way possible to answer this question... you need to be a little more specific.like whats it zonedwhere is it at just minor details like that if you want some helpful hints.land can be great or it can be only worth what someone will pay for it to go camping on it or run a cow or two.

You should be rockin' the passive income.I never recommend building because, when the economy changed overnight in 2008, builders were the first to go and have still not come back in force.I never buy land - it's betting on the future.

Imagine if 90% of Burger King's sales were Quarter Pounders, and demand for Quarter Pounders dried up overnight.