Right now we are in the process of acquiring land to build a childcare center with a duplex on the property as a rental.  

The economy is thriving in several areas -- pharmaceutical, medical, IT, Distribution centers, manufacturing, government defense, sports, convention center -- a wide variety, so we aren't depending on only one type of industry. 

Many that I've talked to are now working their own acquisition strategies using call centers, etc. to take cold and warm lists to hotter and then focusing more time speaking directly with potential motivated sellers from those hot lists, rather than using a wholesaler (or any other middle man) to source deals.

There's a meetup every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Panera bread in woodland hills at the new shopping center the village.

Tesla and the AI data center investments here there are more high paying jobs that are driving up home prices and rents. 

The constricted building, tech and manufacturing job growth with the Tesla factory and data centers, will drive demand, appreciation, and pricing up in the next few years.

There's a lot of development occurring South Fulton area, Camp Creek is a very great hub that includes restaurants, shopping centers, and direct connection to the airport. 

The email mentions that participation in the ULA ERAP does not create a tenancy with the City of Los Angeles or the Housing Rights Center (HRC).1) I am actually planning to subdivide my lot and build a few more houses on the divided lot.

It’s in an area where OKC demolished some historical black neighborhoods to make room for the health center and interstate, and it’s finally starting to get momentum to rebuild.

Hope it helps....https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/gu...Business-to-Business Calls:Most phone calls to a business made with the intent to solicit sales from that business are exempt from the Do Not Call provisions.