the latter is changing as millennials are migrating a lot more to places like MSP and Denver for opportunities.

As you migrate to business capital and leverage money by using Private Money your score will go back up.

It's all in the type of investors that you are trying to attract as well as where the capital is migrating from.

@Matthew Baltzell the thing is i was looking at a statistic that orlando is really having more people migrating there.

Their criteria is Desirability, Value, Job Market, Quality of Life and Net Migration.

I called and they said I'm in there but didn't migrate and she'd submit a ticket so they could fix it.

If I want to check the net migration of a particular city or neighborhood, where would I go in the site?

Do you think this is just a phase and eventually young professionals will migrate to cheaper cities where an apartment can  be had for the price of a room in Boston?

But I think the bigger examples like the population migration to Florida and Texas are critical when considering where to invest and more impactful in the location, location, location statement.  

You can usually migrate from one to the other without too much headache.1) COST - QB Desktop is sold as a flat application cost ($200-$1,000) while QB Online is sold on a Software as a service (SAAS) model (monthly subscription $10-$150).2) UPDATES - W/ QB Desktop you will need to buy the new version and upgrade to receive any updates.