SA Tomorrow is an innovative plan the city has released to guide the city towards smart sustainable growth. 

I'm pro-anything innovative in mapping, especially a free service that manually blurs people's faces in every image (talk about a lot of work, yo!).

Food for thought...Jon Klaus there's already more or less a church on every corner in this town, so that market is pretty saturated :)Steve Babiak I certainly agree about the difference, but innovation often comes from blurring lines, no?

The challenge in buying in low cap markets is that you normally need to put a couple hundred grand down, passively absorb a large neg cash flow, or find an innovative way to reposition, rent and manage the property.Because I'm an active investor, I always look at option 3.

Our creativity is fueled by innovation, loyalty.

It has some minor structural issues and all systems would need replacing/developing however I'm a bit afraid of opening up this can of worms with the local building dept and really I need to make sure I'm asking the right questions.We are not intimidated by the repairs needed and have some innovative solutions to be able to retrofit newer systems into the cabin. 

Love to hear some innovative ideas for teaching our kids how it all works.My main two ideas so far are:1. when they want a decent-sized purchase (say $100ish) outside of bday/xmas, have them read a book along the lines of Millioniare Next Door/RichDadPoorDad and write me a book report2. gradually pay them to manage my local properties. 

It takes a certain mindset to be in such an innovating field.

This competition led to many innovations and held prices down for over ten years.  

Orlando and Emerald Coast are the two standouts.I launched in Orlando mid-October and have been doing awesome.  12k gross in Nov and 17k in Dec for a well themed house in one of the resort communities.Considering picking up a place in the Emerald Coast this year as well.