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.

You've got huge migration from California folks looking for more affordable housing, and baby boomers by the dozen retiring and wanting to live out their golden years in warmer climates.

Fayetteville, ARPros: pretty well-rounded in terms of cost of living, quality of life, job market, net migration.

The things I look for are job growth, cost of rent for the average wage earner, net migration into and out of an area, can I acquire at a cost that makes sense fiscally?

Worse...lowering the humidity in the house via dehumidification can draw MORE moisture in from underneath since moisture migrates from high to low. 

This opens you up to the occasional trash migration into an empty unit but it hasn't been too much of an issue for me...and if you have cameras you can call the offenders and let them know they need to come back or be billed accordingly. 

Sacramento, CA is a really hot rental market with many bay area transplants migrating to the area.

@Charles Alexander I really like Everett as it is positioned well to capture the migration of people who are looking for something more affordable than Seattle but is still within commuting distance.

Just Google it, it’s about a migration scheme for investor who’s willing to invest $500k and creat 10 jobs.The area I’m interested in are:Atlanta NorthDallas-Fort Worth Cleveland I have about $2mil to invest with and I need a partner for the project too!

So you have in migration..