Companies are increasingly considering these markets, because it is cheaper to establish a presence and run a business than in the largest cities.

This city has one of the largest colleges in the state (2nd or 3rd) but has very low property values for the most part.

I am currently working as an IT Functional Analyst and Statistical Analyst.

Real estate is an integrated systemDemographics are the driver of most economic trends (I believe the evidence supports this, though this isn't the widely favored view) The baby boomers are retiring and spending lessStimulus spending can't fix a demographic problemThat said, I was at a conference in Boston last month with the Dave Lindahl Group who runs the largest multifamily real estate group in the US.

I then used the IRR function and it came out with a 19% return.  

I am now 60 years old and have much to offer because my largest experience is in the construction business and I held a broke license for about 30 years but never did that full time.  

A good offer is a function of utility, scarcity, business plan, and other things.

One of the largest Keller Williams brokers in the country and Michigan posts coming soons for homes that do not exist at super low prices to get potential buyers to contact them and then they constantly send them marketing.

$500 here $500 there certainly adds up, but the kitchen is a huge area of focus for buyers, so it'll be worth it vs. a $500 closet system or $500 tile upgrade in the entryway.Also, its my opinion and experience that most buyers (and therefore the market force) don't look at functionality - they look at flash.

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