(It's not always as easy as "just create another LLC", sometimes due to time/logistical limitations and sometimes due to the extra ongoing expense & complexity of another entity.)These days, I actually think I prefer LLC names as generic and boring as possible, so they don't stand out and aren't easy to Google - a kind of pseudo-anonymity.

I have no idea how much or what logistical challenges I would have in the way of furnishing, buying electronics, etc.

There's not a logistically sensible way to have the code default to work 30 minutes early or something like that.  

I’m actually surprised they’ve gotten that far logistically speaking but apparently it’s working for them. 

It has been dream of mine to have the single family but I would like to have some other income besides my full time job.Holding my dream of the single family or go with the logistics ;) I know people investing in Quincy.

A good commercial broker will already know that segment of the market, potential areas to consider and avoid, can pull you any report needed for traffic flow, densities, distances to major employers, ports, logistics scores, etc.

We haven't worked through the logistics of the grocery delivery, but we have talked about asking for their grocery list at least 48 hours in advance, doing a mobile order at the grocery to pick up, and adding a 10% up charge for us, since we're delivering it.

It is disruptive to your life, a huge logistical project, it takes time and money - and it is physically exhausting!

Cbus has many different major employers and industries, including being a logistics hub, so the job market is strong, and we are slated to have another million people move to the city by 2050, so the growth potential is there.