Like multiple job moves, a growing industry for which that area is the hub, or numerous large-scale businesses building in that area. 

here's what I need:-Painter-Roofer-Counter-Tops (granite, Quarts, Laminate)-Concrete-Electrician-Flooring (tile and hardwood)Thanks, any recommendations wold be great, not just limited to above ;-)Paso Robles, Atascadero, Central Coast, San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, SLO, Templeton

Just leaving Shanghai after a five year stint here, and looking forward to joining the REI activity in the South Central area below Seattle proper.Just now I'm following my nose around the neighborhoods to see what's what in SF and small MF to hold. 

Hello Everyone,My spouse and I are currently rental property investors in Central Maryland.

I'm looking for a business entity formation attorney in central Florida (Orlando metro preferably).

Newbie spending time learning in Worcester/central Mass area.  

We think we are pretty fortunate to be able to buy a 4-plex in a great neighborhood, centrally located in San Diego.

You can track all incoming leads from your various marketing compaigns, so all info is in a centralized location.

I currently have it under contract for 89k.I would particularly like to hear from other members in Miami.Location: Little RiverThe realtor said its a rough neighborhood.It's central to transport and shops.Little River is said to be the next place to boom.Repairs:All the flooring throughout is beautiful.It needs to be repainted on the inside and outside.The roof is leaking but I think it only requires a repair, not replacement.1 bathroom needs to be replaced as it's very outdated.The garage has been sealed off and I plan to convert to a bedroomThere is a back room which was added to the property which has a bathroom.

Thanks guy for the post,I totally agree, from now on that is going to be my approach.It's not the first time this has happen to me.I'm flipping in the Central Valley in California And lately this year due to home prices rising most of the buyers are FHA.