They have elements of it, but maybe not to the degree you’re looking for.I think about finding a brokerage like going shoe shopping.

If you are open to other markets in KY, Louisville is the place to be - check any of the charts/rankings haha.

When it comes to renovation loans/hard money and either disbursement payments or fund phases its a communication element.

By delving into the intricate interplay of location, property features, market trends, and other influential elements, we hope to provide valuable insights and a deeper understanding of the intricate pricing dynamics in the real estate industry.

Mobile is ranked 7th in the U.S. for least stressful city, and 25th as the best city in the U.S. for Millennials to live.Employment Information -- The top providing employers of Mobile are The University of South Alabama, Infirmary Health Systems, and Austal, who combined provide over 14,000 jobs.- The Mobile Aeroplex brings in another big economic industry which is Aviation.

Houston ranks No. 2 in manufacturing GDP in the U.S. with a skilled workforce of more than 230,000 industrial workers.As real estate investors, we want to invest where people want to live, work, and grow. 

Mostly retail, not a lot of mortgage brokers send business there.https://www.scotsmanguide.com/Rankings/Top-Lenders-2018/Results/Top-Overall-Volume/

Top ranked schools.

Hi Michael,I see gentrification, in some areas, and some areas I would not go into day or night.I doubt D-Town will come back to level of Chicago or Austin in our lifetimes because I do not see the high paying large scale multi-multi employer base in the area.There seems to be money to be made there in the non-life threatening areas though, and with the local "Rah Rah" for the area that will probably continue as the dangerous element is driven out by higher costs (where they are going is important too, because dangerous areas seem to be on the move now).In addition to real estate, I see money to made there in (good affordable) startup restaurants, and franchises in super safe walkable areas such as McDonald's or Starbucks (because these franchises seem to work everywhere).Detroit still suffers from city government issues and it's reputation as the Murder Capital.Though I'm not a commercial building investor, I think 4 story or lower (the lower the better) commercial buildings (store/restaurant) that can be bought cheap and refurbished to current standards (providing you can get commercial contractors to go there and work), then held and rented seems like a decent prospect.

I have always operated on the understanding that this refers to equal treatment of those who are married, divorced, widowed, single, with children, pregnant.So if you selected an applicant who is single over one who is divorced, it's a violation.If you charged a higher rent for a divorced applicant with 2 children vs a single no children, it's a violation.If you selected a married couple over an unmarried couple, it's a violation.Obviously, most of the time, the decision landlords make are not based on a single reason, often times it's a combination of factors, once you have gone through the process of background checks, employment verification, tenancy history verification, there is still a subjective element on how your interactions with the applicant went...I have personally selected one tenant over another because one followed instructions, and one did not (incomplete application, showed up late during a showing, sent back an application with a camera taken photo of the form in dim light and out of focus etc...), and I have even selected one over anther because one has tattoos every inch of his body, and no I didn't tell the applicant he was turned away for excessive body markings and piercings.Getting back to familial status, if it is a violation to select a married couple over an unmarried couple, and if you tuck "roommates" under the umbrella of unmarried couples, then it may apply, perhaps loosely?