My current job allows me to drive all over CT and I have been doing the Driving for Dollars and have seen some potentials!

I did all of them by Driving 4 Dollars, so I can get up and personal with the search.

Not marketing to release vacant space, but to drive shoppers to the center, including a website, print ads, etc.

It's tough to watch misguided government-induced regulations unnecessarily drive up costs and ultimately rents. 

Paved drive with plenty of off street parking and LARGE lot. 2 car detached garage. 2nd egresses!

I don't track Chicago area economics so I don't know what the driving force behind this sudden increase in migration is.  

I also personally would support this with saying that you dont NEED college degree to be successful with desk jobs (certain ones, you may  - like software engineering... working for most of fortune 500- you know what i mean) but I also say this because all i had was passion and drive to learn and was able to get/keep desk jobs in the past. dont feel obligated to go through school but just know that this is what you want to pursue and want, and everything will fall in place for you. 

Fear will drive people to do silly things.

I can drive, but prefer walking around neighborhoods so I can get a real feel for the community and a better view of each property.

Where do you find these people besides the obvious driving for dollars