Plus with over $1 BILLION worth of construction on the books over the next 4 years and light rail arriving in 2025 the city is set explode if the economy stays healthy.

An agent will be able to give you an idea of a healthy or unhealthy HOA.

It fosters a very healthy conversation.

Hope it' s working out for youThat's cool I am open to a healthy debate about the model. 

Many other parts of Ohio are economically less healthy.   

Our local economy is healthy and growing and should reliably be that way for the future. 

Most owners who will seller finance own their properties outright, would like a decent down payment, and want a healthy return to support their retirement.

Wondering what others with experience in the Smokies consider "healthy" occupancy rates.I heard on a YouTube video recently that for a market with around 30 day avg. lead time (I think Smokies is about 28), a healthy calendar is booked:7 days: 100%14 Days: 75%30 Days: 50%60 Days: 32%Obviously its not an exact science but curious how others with experience feel about these numbers.

We are healthy enough to do most of the painting, mowing, and day to day management ourselves. 

I'm a big fan of Westbrook -- IDEXX just announced a huge expansion, and Maine Health is moving 500+ jobs there as well.