Giant one in the Panhandle maybe 5 hours from DFW and one a couple of years ago West of Ft.

man this is the best direct-honest-unbiased-transparent I ever heard of. it is like i said before, the local broker that has better cost efficiency and/or tech-driven brokerage would rise in popularity and the slow and decaying process of traditional brokerage. typical agent make 50k, there're more realtor than home to sell with different cost from each brokerage ; seller/buyer not just want lesser commision but they want bigger pie when selling like you said. 

With 1M in capital there are multiple options that can cash flow and with the influx of tech and manufacturing jobs into Reno the equity will grow at an above average rate. 

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Hi all, Vinh here, I'm a marketing professional in the DMV area working for a tech startup based in LA.Just popping into say hi to BP.

Two new giant developments recently announced...Hard Rock and Margaritaville. 

Close to CA, tech and manufacturing job growth, 4th lowest property taxes that don't reassess on the sale, and no state income tax. 

It is not overhypedwe have massive reduction in force these days because tech company is switching from their traditional business to AI oriented business. next plan for most company is doing reorg with most business decision is supplied by AI so lot of middle manager would be cut.it is just matter of time when real estate agent would be replaced by AI as well 

I focus on Columbus, Ohio, which has seen significant growth, especially with tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up operations, driving up property prices and job opportunities.

It's one giant golden nugget.