From Texas Real Estate Center (RECON) October 27, 2017 Employment growth outside of Houston offsets Harvey negatives COLLEGE STATION (Real Estate Center) – The Texas economy continues to create more jobs as the impacts of Hurricane Harvey on the Houston’s employment growth rate are offset by higher employment growth rates in other larger metro areas.According to the Real Estate Center's latest Monthly Review of the Texas Economy, Texas gained 256,100 nonagricultural jobs from September 2016 to September 2017, an annual growth rate of 2.1 percent, higher than the nation’s employment growth rate of 1.2 percent.

The area is growing with about 40 new national retail stores in the last 4 years.and a major shopping center about 3 miles away.

Are you going to the Bay Center on the 14th for the Pensacola Investors Guild (P.I.G.) event? 

Any recommendations for Apartment/Strip Center Commercial Lenders in the Fort Lauderdale areaAlso for a small multi family lender 2 to 4 same areathanks

One is you buy the list from a list source and you can either have them mail it if they have that type of service, or there’s the option of finding a direct mail fulfillment center and having them send out your list.

Consumers tend to bee lazy and enjoy going to a strip center and the mom gets her nails done at the salon while Karate is going on for the kids then they pick up pizza to go home with for dinner etc.

I would still highly recommend verifying with the Dept of Planning and Zoning , they are generally the best place to start. http://www.aacounty.org/departments/inspections-and-permits/permit-center/building-codes/residential-code-requirements/ Furthermore, lots of things can potentially be grandfathered in.

My property, an SFR, is in Calera, 35 miles south of the center of Birmingham.It would be great if your recommendation was already serving areas south of the city - I am concerned with the PM having to “go out of the way” for me.If you have someone you’ve done business with for a number of years, especially “through thick and thin,” it’d be totally great to hear that type of recommendation.If you only have someone you’ve met and liked - with little else - no need to comment, please.

I think it depends on the size of the town and its proximity to job centers, if there are no jobs nearby demand for rentals will be less. 

Many are just a short drive away (about half an hour) from downtown and other centers of professional life.