Amazon just announced that they are building a state of the art distribution center there.

My wife saves us so much time getting all kitchen items, some art, bedding, linens, bathroom items, window treatments and the hundred other things I don't have time to mention online and having them drop shipped.

With that being said Grand Rapids has a diverse job market, multiple Fortune 500 companies, has a large university driving a young workforce, affordable housing even at the rate of its growth and it's won Beer City twice in the last 5 years, in addition to hosting the largest public art competition in the United States (using grand prize money metric) every year. 

I bought beautiful stuff at estate sales - room size rugs and furniture, kitchen items and wall art.

Not electronic ones unless you purchase from an online source that specializes in that sort of thing.  

It also helps the flipper not get his flip broken into before it's sold (which, unfortunately, happens a lot in our city).Some areas where flippers have found good fortune include (but are not limited to):Fountain Square: Known for its arts scene and nightlife, this area has been popular for fixer-upper projects.

Market Analysis and Deal Evaluation: With his background primarily in sales and martial arts, I will need to develop skills in market analysis and deal evaluation specific to real estate.

I most certainly will try that.Keith - They provide a warranty for fixing the pipe/plumbing, however no consequential damages, i.e. tenant possession damages, they lost many items like rugs, decor, electronics; they just moved in with most items still on the floor. 

Originally posted by @Art Perkitny:@Manali ShindeHere is a spreadsheet I put together.

She should be able to set up an auto-draft from her bank to your bank, electronically depositing the funds into your account each month.