I am a seasoned investor in Kansas City and looking at MS for future opportunities.

I've rehabbed old downtown buildings in a nearby city to Milwaukee.I'll see how I can assist Stormi.

Anyway, I’ll leave it there; it’s your journey, after all, and if we’re going to kick this can together, I’d rather see you show up with at least a rough map in your back pocket.JulianTurning investment visions into REALITY in Omaha, NE - Ranked #1 city to move to by Forbes Magazine. 

I would like to think in a way that investment in general, and the real estate investment, start with a solid economic reason - "Why do you Invest, where you invested".To elaborate on below - Vegas is a great example where no real economic driver exists and when you invest there, you should be aware that is a highly volatile market (side note: i both 2 properties there in 2011 and 2012 and i sold both this year) and you should pay an extra attention and be prepare to reposition capital.It's clear, if you invest in Vegas or Orlando (just 2x entertainment cities) you will expect ups and downs and you need to position yourself with extra reserves and extra caution if you are planning to stay in these market for long term. 

I also talked to the city.

Orlando is the most visited city in the USA.

They are not buying in cities 1,000 miles away from where they live.  

I’ve mentioned it to people at work and some friends who are moving to the city, but my place is either too far for them, or they prefer their own space.

Conversely, the number of small-multi family properties being built is a tiny tiny fraction of the number built from the 1950s-1980s in cities like Phoenix and Mesa.

I am wondering who else does land development/entitlement in Ogden and Weber County as well as the best Cities to do so in.