Not sure of taxes and regulations.

Most people stock up on supplies on their way to Green Lake bc of a lack of grocery stores.I would say buy a property that you and your family will enjoy bc hopefully you will be using it as well.  

This both causes starvation in already struggling communities and limits foreign aid from coming in either with supplies or medical professionals (because sadly, far too many doctors and nurses in these three countries have either died trying to treat a disease they're ill-prepared for or just flat-out refuse to go to work knowing that chances are they will meet the same fates of their colleagues).

That's what financial regulation is all about, protecting the public, the economy (like the crash) stockholders, buyers and sellers in real estate and commerce in general.

Personally the "******" little towns are awesome because the rents tend to be very high compared to the cost of investing with very little supply and tons of demand.

Can anyone recommend a good Hvac supply house in the philadelphia area.

Prices will always be driven by demand and supply.

@Dawn Brenengen My search has started in DC for a number of reasons with some of the main reasons being:- Building restrictions limiting supply- Low unemployment- Low rental vacancies- it is the CapitalThat being said I am going to look at a few other markets before committing any capital- early days yet for myself.

Due to the many regulations I want to close these strictly with an attorney. 

Here demand is high, but there is not sufficient supply to meet this demand.