If we could land somewhere that we cant afford imagine things like changing kids schools, moving expenses, transportation issues and a thousand other things. 

Try to research and get a sense of any new exciting development in the area, be it hospitals, parks/walkways, transportation, etc., which will drive value to the area. 

The savings are in time, but by the time you factor in transportation costs and installation (cranes, etc.), it's kind of a wash.

We just have to layer sometimes.Why we invested in Chicago- We were investing around the country and Chicago became our base because it's a transportation hub.

There is a lot of transportation and a lot of warehousing which is doing OK right now. 

If you have no money, no transportation, and no way of analyzing a deal you shouldn't be signing legally binding contracts.

The blocks between College (going west) to Central between 29th and 35th are well located to benefit from the continued urban infill movement, access to the Monon Trail, new transportation lines (as I mentioned before) and the close proximity to Old NorthSide/ Fall Creek/ Kennedy King and Herron-Morton. 

Let me know if you need any info on Montgomery, Alabama.Major economic drivers to the area include Hyundai manufacturing, Maxwell & Gunter Air Force Base, major Amazon distribution, Alabama State Capitol, Alfa Insurance, Kinpak, H2 Pharma, Dollar General transport/logistics, Dow Chemical, and Conner Industries to name a few.

Or a mix of transporting your own furniture and having things shipped to the location.

No 2nd car (impossible to take public transportation to work for 2nd roommate, due to distance). have only every seen 1st roommate.