This is due in large part to major corporations like Intel, Honda, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Wexner Medical Center investing heavily in the region and creating numerous job opportunities. 

You can be fined heavily for not doing things correctly and a street smart tenant can take you for everything you own.Just sayinNancy Neville

Now that we are back, I noticed it is not posted online anymore but after googling and tracking it down, noticed its under some investors Facebook page, not heavily advertised and looks like it's the companies first property.

I sold my home in Florida about 20 months ago and have been heavily vested in precious metals since.    

It draws heavily on the Port of Mobile, with executives there estimating that it will be bringing about 50,000 TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) of containers traffic now that it’s operational.

You assumed correctly, we focused heavily on Lake county this year but also hit about 5-6 other counties as well. 

New projects outside the entertainment industry are creating new jobs, and the citys of Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas invest heavily in infrastructure and improving live quality, which are all great signs to start or continue investing here.

I would rather own buildings there than in the crap hole stuff they are selling in downtown Atlanta for apartments where stuff is from the 1960's etc.Warner Robbins is heavily dependent on military base rentals but there is also a bunch of corporate businesses there so not a one economy town.

The sheriff sale every Wednesday at the courthouse is heavily populated with investors.

It looks like it's not heavily regulated as of yet and they don't look as though there is througho enforcement, but it does seem like a risky venture if it does happen in the future.