I view my flow of processes as a river, and I scan my KPI's (key performance indicators) in order to surface and potential "dams" in my river that may obstruct my flow, and prevent me from reaching my targets.

I have tons of contacts 5hat are in recovery in Allegheny, Butler, Washington County, Lawrence, & Beaver Counties.

https://dhr.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/dhr/publicat...

We are paying $13K per year for two lots on Lake Placid in McQueeney Texas that are worth about $1Mil combined and the dam is broke so we haven't had a lake for over 3 years....  

However, there have been many periods of growth since 1950. https://dph.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/idph/publications/idph/data-and-statistics/vital-statistics/illinois-population-data/County-Census-Population_1950-2020.pdf

Teak is on the right   Hope to put a dam in the valley for a pond  

You can't sustain a city without water and every time I go out to Hoover dam there is less water and you can see the bath tub rings where it used to be.

Give a shout out to Beaver Creek hunting ranch.  

A realtor familiar with Junea would work for Beaver Dam, Hartford.  

I suspect very shortly we're going to see the dam break and sellers start to lower prices in mass.If your problem is you run the numbers but don't trust them, you can call loan officers and insurance brokers for today's rates, and taxes are public.