We live in Fort Mill SC but do business across North and South Carolina.

The city demands are pointing north of  2.00 a sq foot now that  luxury brand is making way.

I'm operating in the North Jersey area and I've been trying to get my business going but there is sooo much to learn and no real structure to teach it to new agents.

I focus north of 20 but it's getting too expensive, now to have start looking in Clayton county!

Gade,I agree with most of the folks above about needing to look further north or in central Florida.

Sure, the plaintiff's attorney will roll out the victim's widow and all the crying kids while trying to paint you, the evil landlord, as some callous greedy miser with no regard for human life or compassion, but the court will ultimately sort out the matter of law from the matter of fact.Just be glad we don't live in North Korea. :-)

Many are buying second/vacation homes there while others are short selling or foreclosing to move closer into the city.Gilbert and the north east Queen Creek will yield properties from 60Kto 100K and pull in 800- 1200 per month in rent.

There could also be other natural or man made barriers ("north" or "south" of the blvd) that can bump the price of comps within your geographic limits.

Mike LaCava Allison Park is just north of Pittsburgh.

They know that the higher end homes are going to take a while to move and the margin for this is built into the deal.You should come on out to our networking event next week in North Houston.