John Mathewson it's super competitive here in CT.

In my opinion the best building for that is Casablanca on the Beach; the association is super friendly.

Typically when I'm this new I wouldn't jump in to say anything until I felt like I had some experience to lean on BUT I've been listening to the podcast (starting from the beginning, so feel free to toss out spoilers) and thanks to Karen Rittenhouse, an awesome lady in North Carolina; Ann Bellamy, HML in Denver; and Sharon Vornholt, a Louisville wholesaler who was the last straw, I am here to throw out a super wide net to try to get myself educated right 😉--Shout out ladies, you inspire me to keep the gender gap shrinking!

I have been super pleased with his quality and value.

I haven't had an opportunity to use it yet personally, but the reviews I've seen are good and it's not super expensive. 

That would be a super attractive property to have in my porfolio with  lower than normal operating costs.

@Hong Lem I would really caution you about buyer super cheap land.  

Any information applicable to super high density area that just don't conform to the "norms" of Texas, FL and Kansas.   

OR: I would get good seats for the Final Four/Championship and the Super Bowl and if anything left World Cup game or two.

Or is it super-secret, behind-the-scenes magic that is spoken of only in whispered tones?