There is definitely a market for mid term rentals in the Nashville area due to the medical hub of West end and several other large hospitals in the area.

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Anyway, is anyone aware of a centralized "hub" that lists scavenger (We call them certificate sales in Indiana) sales for Illinois.  

It's in the middle of no where and a major drug hub which can lead to obvious issues in the MHP.

Downtown Little Rock and surrounding areas, over time and due to many factors, became the “hub” of low income/ homeless.

West side is nice, East side is pretty amazing though, a lot of generational wealth, major shopping hubs, all major hospital systems are on the East side (Cleveland Clinic, University Hospital) - all major Universities are on the East Side of town, as well as the greater majority of the fortune 500 companies.

I don't mean the virtual offices where people pay by the hour, but more of a hub where entrepreneurs can set up shop and be around similar mindsets.

There is an excellent REIA in Hagerstown (just google Hub City REIA).

@Guy Gimenez   we do foundation survey's on our new construction here in Oregon but NO one orders a survey on lot and block inner city or suburbs properties.. of course on small or larger acreages surveys are common and or just marking the corners.I would think if your surveying each property you buy then there is a lot of survey mistakes or encroachments that are common in your area..Now if you buy a home in our market and its obvious when looking at a 50/100 rectangular lot that someone may be encroaching you may order a survey to establish an encroachment.Or we do hub and tac when we have very dicey and restrictive property set backs which is common here. 

I also love Washington Hill (just west of upper fells point) because theres a ton of rehab being done to that neighborhood and I do believe the city will eventually tear down the housing project a few blocks south which is the hub of a lot of neighborhood crime.