We have a very stable and diverse economy - medical, tech, aerospace, the airport is national hub for FedEx, so you also have plenty of distribution and manufacturing which is your blue collar tenants.  

There’s an ocean of agents out there, but very little agents who understand thoroughly multiple aspects of the industry.

I trusted a guy the first time I allowed pets and he had two house trained blue pits, which according to him were award winning blood line dogs, big mistake. 

Larger items such as HVACS, get worn out very quickly down here with them being so close to the ocean and the affects of salt water.

I’m looking at multi family properties in Blue Springs, Lee’s Summit, etc.Also, what rates and charges are you typically seeing from PMs?

Hello to all my brothers in blue,I'm creating this post to connect with my fellow officers around the country.

HGTV made them take her parents dog, Her brothers’ car, and a fake story about them just getting married with her husband wanting the canal views and her wanting an ocean view.

My top 3 and likely the cheapest ocean properties in So Cal:Imperial Beach (IB): average price in the low $700K.West Chula Vista (CV): a lot redevelopment already authorizedJust North of Border State Park: This may be part of IB or Chula Vista but I think is west San Ysidro.None of them have gentrified yet. 

This world is an ocean and each of us only has a bucket

Surprisingly, they're available in tan, brown, and a dark blue as well.