My back ground in 35 years in the construction industry.

I think the better ideas from above are hunting excursions because deer and game fowl over populate the areas and there are plenty of folks from all over the country who come to Georgia to hunt.Also, if I understood correctly the peanut industry in the area collapsed in 2009.

I have been trying to break into the world of investing for the last year or so, and I decided to do this as a way to really learn the industry and further my career.

I'm a newbie to the industry and not sure where to look up comparable property recently sold.

I live in the Metro-West area of Boston, work in the pharmaceutical industry as a day job, and my husband and I gutted and rehabbed our first home in Worcester, MA ourselves (okay, we did contract out refinishing the floors and exterior paint, but nothing else).

You are right Simon, they are all Socialists.They have really wierd stuff in here, I pay socialist taxes to cover healthcare and it costs less than a private healthcare insurance in US.The health cost per capita in US is the highest in the world because it's the best.My wife had to go to the hospital 3 times and did not pay a dime, while sometimes with private insurance you still have to pay a flat fee each time you go there, crazy socialist stuff.My buddy in US had his wife and daughter seek treatment and spent thousands, almost went bankrupt and started smoking, but he likes it.

It is not an adequate representation of the industry as a whole — stereotypes exist but cannot solely be used to make concrete generalizations.Just my thoughts.

We are looking at properties in booming towns within the oil/gas/pipeline industry.

I am a fellow Washingtonian living in Lake Stevens and working in the advertising industry in Downtown Seattle.You came to the right place to get informed.

I've worked in the back office end of the healthcare industry for the past 20 years, but I've always dreamed of being in business for myself and I looked into real estate investing often over the years.