They have recently build a massive bowing plant and, generally, it is a nicer area.

I remember the Trojan power plant, and went out to Carol's Bluff when it was being imploded a few years ago.  

You never have to stay in the same place, but it would be a good idea to plant your feet a little in one world before you immediately venture into the next.

As an example, it has taken me 20.25 hours to skim coat all of the walls (very textured walls) in my studio and it took 5 boxes of pre-mixed material to cover all of the walls. 

With that said I feel like investors are slowly moving my direction (Plant City) as Tampa and St.

Cool to hear a CA native planting his roots there.

Welcome to BP @Alayne Galley... my son is currently finishing-up his master's in Millersville and is pursuing a job in law enforcement in Lancaster, so I'm interested in knowing others from the area with whom I might connect him should he end-up planting roots there.Best of luck to you!

and it gets more rain so we could grow more water loving plants there as here in Socal we are restricted to drought tolerant plants ie sallow cacti and succulents.

@Miles StanleyI'm seeing a textured surface.

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?