After I closed up my boutique and my youngest packed up for college last summer, I was like "now what"?

Recently spoke at a real estate meetup (FIBI) in the Manhattan Beach area and the room was packed, proof of the buzz.

If you don’t want to plant it, then you can buy one with an inexpensive pot to put near the front door.Another simple gesture is to buy a bulk pack of LED lightbulbs and change out all of the light bulbs in the property.

I am not a fan of the RV side of the business and want to transition it to a 100% tenant owned mobile home park. 

It may be worth while if you had a deposit on one of the very last houses, but you could probably make even more buying one of the last complete houses and selling once the builder packs up and leaves.

After 2 great years in this city I am ready to start adulating, pack my bags, and move to the burbs where the girlfriend and I are planning on getting our first place together.I bought a condo two years ago in the Spring Garden section of the city kind of nestled between Fairmount and Northern Libs.My question is in this market and with some of the statistics below, would you rent or sell the unit?

Well, Indiana is sorta THE PLACE for mobiles, rv's, trailers, etc.

Take a look at this:https://wallethub.com/edu/best-worst-states-to-be-...We are right in the middle of the pack, and our quality of life in general is higher than most of the states above us, so we actually get a lot for our money, and we should stop complaining.

My wife and I are currently traveling the country in our RV full-time.

An enterprising individual built an RV park 1/10 of a mile from the entry gate to the Amazon facility in the industrial park.