The first change was making Jesus the head of my life and the 2nd becoming a real estate investor.I became a wholesaler full-time, no money was coming in at first but I was constantly looking for deals anytime I had the chance when I wasnt making delivers for Amazon Prime.

install quotes were about $200/slab, $200 sink cutout, oven is free as long as oven/range combo unit.vanities run about 300-450 for 28" with quartz/granite prefab top + porceline sink.for the most part, sinks and faucet prices are better on amazon.    

More than 200 tenants in properties we currently manage in Scranton and Wilkes Barre came from NYC and Philly--here they can rent a 1,700 sq ft 3/2 single for LESS than a small studio in 'the City' (rent-control of course, excepted).So, what's a mother to do? 

Originally posted by Account Closed:Originally posted by @David Weintraub:There's always Newark...Especially if that's where Amazon chooses to build HQ2...  

The 1st building has 2 studio apartments upstairs and what used to be a post office down stairs, can be rented as commercial space.

Anyway, I think your post could be edited into a "how to" for war zone investing(for sale on Amazon, of course).

I watched a documentary called Land Grab on Amazon (you should check it out) and this investor in Detroit, Michigan bought a lot of abandoned homes with interesting characters in them and tore down and built trees.

or yoga, art studios, high end coffee shops etc & population increasing it could be an opportunity. 

Hey Steven :)I had heard of soundproofing your ceilings with paint.http://www.soundproofing.org/sales/liquid.htmMy friend has a recording studio and this is what he uses.

<g>Isn't it a wonder that Amazon was able to ever get going at all - what with depending on selling them.