For this reason, it is imperative that during the vetting process, you verify the applicant's employment status. 

You can search population growth, employer diversity, median income, crime rates, future development plans, population demographics, average rent compared to housing cost etc.

@Fernando Quintero I did not do a whole lot of comparison myself, but I personally use QuickBook Self Employed edition to track my RE LLC expenses. 

If he employed fiscal responsibility from the beginning, bonds would sell themselves and he wouldn't have to take these sales trips.

Another banking crisis in the US, (possibly related to bank closures) Rise in workplace shootings in US.

Seems a little like, uh, natural selection (haha).Can a segment of these global warming pundits be accused of employing a Reefer Madness approach to further their cause?

The ONLY reason I even have a 401K is that my employer matched my donation, so it was free money.

., redevelopment, new employers, there can be huge variations.I'd suggest you start your search by first finding an area where you think you want to invest.

I have been employed with the same company for 10 years, I have W-2's and pay stubs for proof of income.

If I were interested in "historic employment data" that's what I would goggle.There are building starts, building permits, new home sales, real estate sales and real estate loans closed on a monthly and quarterly basis.All economic indicators, GNP, CPI etc can be justified as a watch list for real estate activities.