Here are a couple of things I do know:I have a dear friend that sold a very healthy portfolio of Illinois communities recently because he was ready to retire.

@Clayton Cook Good luck on your real estate journey, and have a healthy and successful season. 

I was able to generate a healthy list of referrals and resources via this post. 

It completely changed my mindset on gaining a healthy financial IQ, wealth building, & personal development.  

I've saved around $40k and have a healthy W2.

I am on the board for my HOA and our company manages the entire complex which means I know where and how the money is being spent and we have a healthy community with healthy reserves.

Can we agree that all of us have a shared goal of making a healthy return on our money?

Atlanta developed a healthy 18-hour lifestyle and its favorable business climate continues to entice companies to relocate, which keeps the city’s growth streak steady.

Where I invest in the midwest there are rough neighborhoods where houses rent at 2-3% rule, where I invest in a submarket where I get a healthy 1-1.25% but are rewarded with better tenants and slight appreciation.  

A company being unable to perform normal profit producing activities like utility turn on service calls on a regular basis is not an indication of a healthy business.