So if there really is a large paradigm/cultural shift coming out of this disaster, and we 1.) handle ourselves better than other states, plus 2.) recover financially faster than other states like the last couple recessions, then that could become a tangible positive reputational beacon that keeps the investment landscape strong. 

We try to bring them into our eco-system and culture rather than your typical relationship.I completely agree @Michael Smythe! 

This usually ends up in a "culture shock" mentality - where suddely BiggerPockets is the bad guy because we don't allow what everyone else does.

Companies are choosing to move here due to the much lower cost of living that does not sacrifice the convenience, culture, and entertainment of living in a larger City.

I haven’t had any issues or problems interacting or even meeting new people from different cultures.

This presents opportunities for steady rental income and cash flow.Tourism and Culture: The city's rich history, vibrant cultural scene, and popular tourist attractions draw visitors year-round.

Our food, people and culture is what people like about HoustonThe majority also enjoy the weather here.Houston checks all boxes for me and my investor clients both in-state and out of state investors.Goodluck!

We have a culture that is a unique blend, a love for fun, and an appreciation for the tastes, sights, and sounds that you don't find anywhere else. 

Colorado State University - Pueblo, and the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, Pueblo Convention Center provide culture and education to the area. 

I was just in Columbia, and I was shocked at how much the culture has changed since I left in 2001.