Specifically highly compettiive non military markets where its a landlord market, military members are not chosen and actually have a hard time finding housing.Just food for thought.

John Henry lived a long, happy life on our farm snatching food from our picnic plates when we weren't looking and begging to have her drumsticks massaged (she loved that).

The one I did was because I booted them out.Just a food for thought.

Come on now, this isn't even food for thought. 

There is a solid student base but I’ve found you can also rent to business professionals at the same rates and they are much easier to live with, unless you don’t mind coming home to the occasional college party with kegs getting tossed off your roof and into the pool haha I will shoot you a message so I can hear more about your plan and offer any advice to your specific goals if I can, I’m always up to grab food or some drinks to talk real estate too.

One thing I get from some of my clients after a successful deal I funded for them is a local box of cookies or other type of little food item that is local to where they are at.. 

There is also a new program through the USDA that provides financing for any project that is part of the food supply chain, regardless of location.As for pricing, US 5 yr treasuries are at 2.8% and that investment is risk, default free so you should not expect loan financing in this same range.

Some food, perhaps, or maybe electricity or similar.

Food for thought.  

It subtly and compellingly creates a narrative that our deepest satisfaction can only be answered by someone else, some other job, some other food, some other reality.