I've bought 2 homes in AL, one in Center Point and 1 in Birmingham about 5 months ago from a turnkey provider.

If they had, Amazon wouldn't have hired *another* 110,000 people to their fulfillment centers.  

Kind of a regional center as county seat for that part of the state which helps. 

Anytime you write a check out to someone they are a Vendor and the Vendor Center will allow you to type in business and personal data of the Vendor.  

The profit centers of REI are:1)Cash flow2)Appreciation (both forced and market)3)Mortgage pay down (amortization)4)Tax savingsIn order to get the full picture of the total profitability of the property, an investor must analyze and manage all 4 of these from the day of purchase all the way to the exit of the investment.

Also, I recently read (contractor talk blog) cover-stain had better adherence than 123 and going white over dark cabinets might be a better choice anyway...both zinser brand.You can also use wood filler to fill cabinet handle holes and redrill holes lower for knobs....more time but a must in single family for eventual resale if handles are centered in door.

But the location of my property is great (right in the city center), it has a very high standard (built in 2013), and includes heating (important in Norway, as you may imagine), cable TV, and internet with the rent.So to live out my inner nerd and double-check the price point, I looked at all other comparable rentals out on the market at the moment**, fearing that I may have to lower my rent and miss out on some cash flow.Well, turns out that I am actually underpricing myself, and that the market would suggest 7.950,- NOK (about 970$).

Proximity to jobs centers.  

I'm fascinated, I'm a CPA so I only know Ogden as a major IRS location mailing center.

Retail centers are popping all over here.