An interesting article in the New York Times talking about how Indianapolis is luring technology industry talent.How Indianapolis, Long Known as a Manufacturing Center, Is Luring Tech Talent (NYT)

It was 20-24 Officers and myself, my job was to make sure they succeeded everyday equipment, technology, information, location, deployments, money, coordination with other countries, services, units and sections.

My end goal is to create a technological company to help the disabled.

Using technology can really optimize your accounting needs. 

In effect, it is a judicially created tax shelter for businesses that limit their physical presence in a State but sell their goods and services to the State’s consumers, something that has become easier and more prevalent as technology has advanced.

A position is only offered if you have the potential to produce results, are willing to learn how to use technology to leverage your business and can commit to our systems and practices.  

I have 15 years experience as a project manager in the high-end residential technology industry and I started my own business in a different technology industry a little over two years ago. 

I prefer a smaller bank that uses newer technologies and easy online banking. 

Been making websites since the 7th grade, and fell in love with technology and computers.

If you're dead-set on taking on more debt, based on your personal track record and particular situation calculations, I'd definitely go for a rental over a flip - sure, the profit's bigger, but a) it's a one-off and not regular income, couple with the fact that b) it's far more risky.If the rental situation around your roaming grounds isn't that attractive, there's nothing that prevents you from researching out of city (or state, or country, or continent) providers - the world's your oyster, with today's technology.