I would investigate the counties around you to find the county that has the most population growth - that would be county to invest in.Here's Florida stats:  http://www.edr.state.fl.us/content/presentations/population-demographics/DemographicTrends_11-6-13.pdf

We're able to give an owner "reasonable" (read: 48+ hrs) notice and enter their unit to investigate leaks.

There is a ton of information, mostly good, some needs to be investigated more thoroughly.

State license fees, vary, say $100 with your background investigation...depends.

A Canadian consumer watchdog group investigated Rich Dad coaching seminars/salesmanship and found it to be set up like a scam.

Also if the bank closes the FDIC can open an investigation into their lending practices.

It took a Bloomberg investigation to get the facts right on this.

Hi all,A former tenant is being investigated by his former employer for property theft from the company.

I'm obviously very green to investing and I'm really still in the investigating and educating myself period so that I can do what will work best for me and my investing goals. 

Adjusters, investigators, and fire marshals are scheduled to come visit asap.Soon comes the fun game of cat and mouse, where the insurance company tries to low ball me, and I get the oh-so-enviable task of arguing my case for more money.