I am not a Bruce Norris expert but I have heard of him.

Because a license makes you an "expert" you must disclose your status at the first contact on every deal.

I'm not an expert on this by any means but I asked an accountant friend this same question a couple of weeks ago.  

While economics are important so is the fine print.

I mean, even with the economic problems in CT, I don't think anyone expects it to "Go Detroit".

Many of these communities like Safety Harbor, Dunedin, and Palm Harbor all offer monthly festivities with street vendors, pedestrian safe areas, live music etc.I could go on and on about economic growth, job growth, the number of people migrating to FL each year etc.  

We resided in the Washington DC metro area for the previous 12 years.I received my B.S. in Economics in 2000 from the University of Florida (GO GATORS!!!)

The idea is to pay them all off in a few years then start buying more with cash.If you always buy more and never reduce debt then any economic downturn becomes very stressful.  

To help my properties (family included) reach their full potential economically and aesthetically.

The real philosophy behind asking questions is not only to obtain answers to those mysteries lurking in the back of our minds, but it also serves as a way to "interview" these local experts.