Indianapolis has been moving away from manufacturing to other industries in the past decade.

The local economy still seems to be struggling with the auto industry recession.

When I started investing, I didn't want to invest in Detroit because real estate prices go up and down with Automotive and I work in that industry. 

I am  very new to this industry and interested in educating myself on as much of this topic and different ways Ican began to invest into properties before making any life changing moves.

You will have to build trust, it is everything in this industry.

I've been apart of BP since 2007 but off & on.I work FT in the financial industry, that allows me limited time that I really need to soar in real estate.

My background:  degree in finance, early 30s, I work in the industry but not in sales.  

We were in Greenville last year and I was amazed at all of the growth driven by the auto industry.

But otherwise, don't try this exclusion.  

I really didn't think anyone installed them anymore and I work in the telecom industry and I am a grandfather with three grandkids and another on the way.Is this a new retro fashion statement to have an old fashioned phone line and DSL?