Spent 8 hours with her as she has the influenza bug and needed my assistance getting her nutrition and exercise needs met. 

At one point I was a PT & Nutrition coach and then got into real estate.

Next to that, I recently started my business in which I combine my experience and interest in real estate with my passion and expertise in nutrition.

The runner says, “No thanks, I am focused on my nutrition and have to be up at 5am to train”.

It’s like the nutrition and diet market out there for real estate; it’s hard to know how to navigate and who to trust.

I would love to be able to have the option to leave my W2 and pursue things I enjoy more, such as coaching Crossfit, nutrition, and gardening. 

Especially their nutrition!

On health and nutrition.( Oh I got approved for two loans ) Guess the moral of the story is we are all the same , just folks fighting to get ahead.

Rents have crept up, but remain very low Tenant profile is regressing as well, with poverty rates going up, more households reporting using SNAPS (supplemental nutrition assistance program) year over year, and a general decrease in number of individual with college degrees in the area. 

Seems like you have a good grasp on market research, nonetheless here are a few metrics you can add to your search: - rental vacancy rate  - homeowner vacancy rate  - poverty rate - education attainment rate (high school/GED & Bachelors)   - number of housing unit - household income - rent to income ratio - rent to price ratio - population on SNAPS (supplemental nutrition assistance program) percentage  - prop tax rate  - median age of buildings - number of structures by units (SFR, duplex, tri, quad, etc