I heard from 2 different people today that in the recent stimulous funds, 95% loans are available for investment (apt?

And "bank-owned open houses" in highly visible and easily accessible locations tend to stimulate the most buyer foot traffic.

Our lower home prices are also attracting tech companies to the area stimulating job growth, and the city has set aside a $10 million dollar fund to bring tech companies to the area.

We can see China is having issues with monies, rates etc and Eastern Europe has Brexit which all of this might just stimulate housing in the US.

This is how the first six months went until I stumbled upon the BiggerPockets podcast while I was looking for something more mentally stimulating than Bill Burr’s podcast.

Again, a really exciting/stimulating podcast.

Like any addict, they require greater and greater stimulation to keep from crashing.

Let's work smart together to stimulate our economy and change our surroundings for the better!

Where there's WAY too much corruption, government waste, and bureaucracy that it's almost impossible for the locals, without "connections", to run successful business' therefore not being able to stimulate the local economy.


Is this new criminal center the newest biggest building project that's meant to stimulate Indiana's economy?