Top 10 city for pop/job growth; diverse industries (top companies are health care, food, financial services - pretty stable w/a strong military presence w/3 facilities that have done well w/base consolidation so far, two even adding jobs.  

Fire damaged properties are easy money for insurace companies and I know guys up in baltimore who try to buy the fire damaged properties (Especially the ones that don't have the insurance and can't fix the damage). food for thought. 

The lake has excellent sport fishing, a public campground, a private summer camp, a bar and restaurant with amazing food with lakeside access. 

I would be delighted to discuss this topic with you in greater detail!

I'd use it to promote whirled peas If you whirl peas too much, doesn't that eventually turn into baby food?

The turning point was looking in the fridge and not having money to buy food, my cars gas tank was empty and I was 2 months behind on rent.

@Brian GarlingtonWas your comment about not providing food and water directed at Gi'angelo Bautista? 

The area has lots of growth occuring, solid job market, and developing food scene.

I'm not sure where you plan on investing, but having a full time job (even a crappy one that doesn't pay well) will help you a lot as you continue your journey through real estate investing.It makes it easier to get a loan, you get a stable paycheck every 2 weeks while you get on your feet, you'll get health insurance (not sure about rules in Israel), and you will have income to acquire more properties in the future.I learned that your 9-5 job is to put a roof over your head and food on the table.

But that’s an exotic world for workers in the service sector such as food preparation and serving, personal care (i.e. hair, nails, and so forth), healthcare, and building maintenance.