However, this site thrives on interactions and as such we encourage two way exchanges and look forward to educational and thought provoking ideas relevant to REI.

Some people don't really vibe with sharing common areas and they need that personal space, and others thrive on always being around people and they don't mind sharing their snacks, so-to-speak. 

Yeah, but if we had more opportunities for free or low-cost decent higher education (I'm not talking community college), then maybe we'd have a more intelligent populace and this country could thrive again.As it stands now, there's too much welfare entitlement and ignorant white trash in this country, which brings us all down...

Lexington is a thriving town of about 300,000(by MSA) and I would not rank this property in the top 5 hoods in the area.

There's a thriving investor community here on BP and locally- good to hear you'll be joining SLREIA.I'm an investor and "investor-friendly" Agent :)Happy to help if I can!

But I need to learn first I am interested in learning about fix and flips as well as buy and holds, my short term goals are to learn the ins and outs of real estate investing to build a better future for my family, and to also revive communities and make them thrive again.Im looking for realtors, contractors/handymen, lenders and potential partners to connect with.

I hope learn more about the current resources and trends so I can survive and someday hopefully thrive in this industry as many of you do now. 

My sister and brother in-law live there and by all means its thriving compared to some of the other areas in Pittsburgh Metro.

It worked very well and my company and my team thrived while many of our competitors faded away.

The odds are that most tenants want a decent, peaceful place to live and won't thrive on drama.