Lakes and the golf course and about every amenity imaginable.  

I do think we have a few years still in the strong apartment market driven by millennials, and then we are going to convert the apartments to senior housing, which is going to come out swinging by 10 years from now...Thoughts?

(golf tournaments, classic car show, a charity, or other Spring time events) I've watched Million Dollar Listing before trying to get ideas, and have seen them do wine and cheese parties, other tie ins with businesses in the neighborhood, etc.. 

But FYI I'm better putting teams together than swinging a hammer.

Hello Brian,Yes I'm a member of Pittsburghreia the only thing is that I work at this golf course and have afternoons off and back at work in the evenings when meetings go on.

( bonus- it's fun watching the cranes swing your house around in the air to set it on the foundation!) 

But recommending new people step up to the plate in a major league park with out so much as a warmup swing or practice round puts them at risk.

I now work in healthcare and wanting to get back into the swing of hammering again with buying multi-family fixer uppers.

So I’m sure it depends on my comfort and investment strategy, but if I’m generally comfortable with market swings and want long term growth, what should I prioritize?

And that's not a bad thing but if I wasn't going to invest in Cleveland-ish areas before I don't think deterioration mitigation is going to swing me to do it now.