NO Detroit is not for everyone, half of the population isn't mentally fit to deal with the what it takes to hustle, grind, and to make it from Detroit.

This will help you become a better contractor, and it will also give you a competitive edge in the marketplace.By following these tips, you can boost your efficiency as a residential contractor and achieve better results in less time.

One spouse has loans or bad credit or prior issues from a divorce.You can apply individually for a loan, but you won't be able to include her income in the application.Save for a larger down payment.Bring in a third party with good credit like a parent to boost your borrowing power.She should also try to work on her credit score.

Obviously the further out you get into rural areas your ad revenue per board drops but youd be banking on the development of the city to boost the traffic counts over time and having your ad revenue increase as well... similar to land supply constraints in real estate markets when rents rise higher.Bottom line, the most profitable arena in this game for the next 20 years is to get into digital boards and tri-vision boards.

So there is a possibility that you may very well not be able to collect on the unpaid rent just FYI so you're mentally prepared for it. 

I think we often opportunity in our endeavor, and rush in regardless of the effect on our time, efficiency, productivity, and mental well being.  

Ultimately this will just send people off the site, because the extra mental effort is tiring and confusing at a subconscious level.The exact number of posts and points is just unnecessary information.

A little background information im currently in the navy but getting out in December and moving back to Rock Hill SC in July, i have a small savings and im starting school again come January. once december hits i will lose my Military pay and rely on GI bill BAH and what ever i make off a part time while i am in school. ive thought of purchasing my first home when i hit SC and using my military income to get approved for a loan and house hack, ive also thought about moving in with my brother and saving the 5-6K a month the military pays me for the last 6 months of my service, which would boost my savings quite a bit, but without the steady income from the military after, i see getting a loan quite difficult. thoughts?

I want to add value, not just find an investor to boost me up. 

Having an abundance mentality can be helpful in this situation.