Kris I know a terrific bank in Plant City that can help.

Plant a few trees in your new green area, and the roots will take care of any drainage issues in a few years, I'd think

Can't see why any Realtor or buyer (who has not worked in a title plant) could ever believe that thier input would be necessary, especially when they aren't insuring title. :)

It depends how resilient and patient you are—you never know when you'll find a seller that wants/needs to accept your offer.

I also am self employed in agriculture I own a seed processing plant and I farm in central Washington and do research work in Arizona during the winter so I have a full time job.

There is an important development of the Government nearby that will generate a good amount of employment, I am pretty confident the gross concept would no vary much from the first sketch I mentioned before, we'll see.I know hoy slow things are down here, my firm has developed several hydro power plants, which require all the permits you can imagine.

Long insulated curtains $3, ginormous curtain rod $2, dining room table $25, ceiling fan $8, plants for the yard $1-2, storm door $6....

This can be tricky because it takes time to get the title from the plant, so you need about a week.

I want to get my feet planted here in Charlotte first but in the future I would like to expand to my hometown.

I have been looking at Evansville at a very high level.Here is what I am observing in the data:1) Evansville has low volatility in housing prices, some sections still under 2008 highs.2) There was a recent downturn starting around in Jan 20163) Some new business moving to the area, Hyatt Hotel and the Tropicana plant is opening in 2017 and a few other smaller revitalization items.4) WTF?