The recovery for our 2020 recession will not start this year but in 2021 and is unique as GDP expansion is less likely.

This property was actually damaged in a fire in the 2000's at which point the owner decided to take the money and complete a totally unpermitted renovation and expansion.

With the GVSU expansion and the GR Forward initiative you should been keep your eyes on the neighborhoods west of 131.

These of course do involve somewhat more risk, as any expansion of your REI would.  

Originally posted by @Jonathan Williams:@Tyron McDaniel I'm mid-reno on a bungalow expansion in the Heights right now, and the nature of our project required an architect/engineer to produce professional drawings that we took to the city for permitting - fairly straight-forward.

The expansion on that will be that I own a commercial half acre in a good location that I can divide up into four lots and build two townhomes on each one.

And based on the number of companies that are moving to the big cities in Texas and the new expansions to the medical center in Houston, they are expecting quite a bit of growth in the area.

Historically, this has been a very long expansion and we are due a recession but I don’t see it coming in the next year.

Proceed only if you are confident in an economic expansion in the area.

Oops, meant late expansion...