There's an art to using professionals.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/...the federal moratorium has been defeated, but liberal states are creating their own.

Young urban professionals appreciated the architectural details of these properties so much so that they were willing to pay above-market rental rates to rent them.Entrepreneur: Craig Hall / Hall Office Park (Frisco, Texas)Office park featuring a variety of artEntrepreneur: Jakob Medve / The Medve GroupUpgrading apartment complexes to meet student demand featuring unique art (large sculptures, art on buildings, etc..). 

And the fact that their webinars paint a picture of their apps to be a state of the arts diesel engine train, but turns out to be a one horse stage coach - unfortunately those Government agencies who regulate business practices will allow a modicum of deception in advertisements.

The city of Everett has big plans to spend $635M over the next few years for a new hotel, new shopping center, new restaurants, 3.5 miles of walking/biking trails, 2 new waterfront parks (one with paddle board rentals), 4 new puget sound viewpoints, an outdoor performing arts venue and 400,000 sq ft of new office space.

As you can probably tell, it's about as much art as science.

Getting to know park managers and owners is really more of an art in the way you approach them.

I cannot say enough about this place (Sarasota, FL), it is great in so many ways: lots of cultural events, weather, low taxes, growth, real estate investment opportunities, good schools, great weather for flying planes, beach volleyball, SCUBA diving, great food.So, more about me professionally: I read the Art of the Deal by Donald Trump and was immediate hooked on real estate, that was in my late teens to early 20's as I recall.

Luxury Apartments, Riverfront Development, and a new park along the Riverfront.https://www.timesherald.com/news/new-lease-on-life-for-condemned-sandy-street-building-in-norristown/article_d2f0efcd-6528-5a59-8ab6-20ad28153b03.htmlhttps://www.norristown.org/DocumentCenter/View/291/Riverfront-Master-Plan-PDFhttps://www.norristown.org/424/Riverfront-RedevelopmentThey are trying to development the area into a younger art district kind of vibe.

I want both of my points to stand out, so I was liberal with my use of bold.When investing in real estate, debt shouldn't bother you as long as it increases your cash flow.