I used to sell Real Estate in Nebraska but it took me 7 years to get back into it here as I played around in the tourist service industry and worked at the Hard Rock Hotel for 6 years.

Industrial, anything under 100k sq ft is not being built right now.

Such proof may be displayed on a smartphone or presented as a physical copy.

I knew cost of living arbitrage was a huge factor in homeowner migrating to Atlanta, but it's encouraging to see an exponential growth in industry coming here, too. 

Mysteriously, they say they consult industry databases to determine construction costs, but then they don't come close to agreeing.

An entire huge industry is there specializing in it's acquisition and exit and they are not cheap.  

The term Sign Police is another industry term used for authorities that are in charge of making sure that your signs are located in a legal place.  

Obviously conventional financing will not fly do to the federal regulations on the marijuana industry.

As someone that works on the investing side full time doing some renovations, wholesaling, listings, rentals, I will tell you that there is way more to this industry than just flipping houses.

Anyone want to help me brainstorm what businesses might work for this industrially zoned space.