I'm wrapping up a flip at 24th street and Indian School to be listed later this week and am seeking my next property to start on. 

So hard watching the loss from here in Cleveland last night but we are proud of our Indians.

Check up and down the Indian River.

I've spent hundreds of hours on the Loveland site and used it to select empty lots in areas along Woodward Ave and in Greenlawn, Indian Village, neighborhoods along the water, as well as a small handful in Grandmont East/West and Outer Drive East.A friend of mine has a passion for urban gardening, city rebuilding and a "frontier lifestyle" in rough areas - he's planning on moving to Detroit to create community gardens with a couple of organizations that are already there.

One thing to note that is different here is that Tunkhannock HOA EncountersIn Tunkhannock, the HOAs you are going to encounter are Brier Crest Woods, (most of) Indian Mountain lakes, (small parts of) Emerald Lakes.Kidder TownshipThe other major township you might encounter is Kidder , located south west of tobyhanna. 

They always had other random young Indian men staying with them, but they didn't cause any problems and always paid on time, so I let them be. 

A set of peculiar circumstances have created a very clear reality where I live: there are a LOT more people who want to make money in real estate by paying other people to fix the real estate than there are actually fixing the real estate: all chiefs, no Indians.

@Brad TaylorThere has to be indians for there to be chiefs.

And now a far-away Indian Tribe is suing because they want our water to support a new casino.I still love CA. 

But I see other seniors in my building with gambling problems (lots of Indian casinos around here), who smoke cigarettes and/or pot, who spend their money at the local bar, going out to eat, buying new clothes, etc.