Michelle Aaron

FHA 203K Network Bloggers~Creating Real Estate Broker/Agent, Mortgage Lender & General Contractor Google+ Communities

Role: the Home Buyer\'s Advocacy Blog at Local Seo Ugc Aeo Economic Development
Location: Houston, TX, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

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About Michelle Aaron

FHA 203K NETWORK BLOGGERS Buy Smart ~ Join the Konversation The Home Buyer\'s…

Experience

the Home Buyer\'s Advocacy Blog
Local Seo Ugc Aeo Economic Development
Jan 2010 — Present · Houston, TX, US

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Brokerage
Seniors
Investment Properties
Selling
Loans
Move Up Buyers
Short Sales
Property Management
Fha
Rentals
Mortgage Lending
E-Pro
Reo
Residential Homes
Abr
Listing Homes
Investors
Buyers
Relocation Buyers
Real Estate
Waterfront
Seller Representation
First Time Home Buyers
Townhomes
Condos
Listings
Sellers
Sfr
Home Staging
New Homes
Luxury
Single Family Homes
Investments
Hud
Marketing
Fha Financing
New Home Sales
Foreclosures
Relocation
Referrals

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Local Seo Ugc Aeo Economic Development

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It was awhile back in my career, that I was in a conversation with an economic development director from Port Charlotte; a rural coastal community in the day, down along the southwest coastline of Florida. While we were talking, I remember asking \"what was their biggest challenge\"; the response was housing! That was back in the late 80s; now I\'m in South Mississippi enjoying the good life, and the issue on \"how to grow\" has come with me. If there\'s inadequate housing, young families cannot or will not move to a place; start or bring new businesses; nor will new energy come to an area, which is the required ingredient to make a place - home! My next question was, how can tourism help in this situation? She replied that tourism contributes to “quality of place,” and indicated to me that it was very important in attracting new residents and new businesses. Interestingly, in nearly 85 percent of relocation searches, after a company has evaluated the basics of a quality workforce, adequate transportation, and energy they look at the quality of life in the community before they look at labor costs, tax rates, available state and local incentives, etc. The fact is, most businesses relocating talented employees are not by large corporations, but instead small and mid-sized companies, and a community has to be somewhere they and their employees want to live. Why then has \"Quality of Place\" been overlooked in economic development? It\'s measured solely by jobs created, rising incomes, the number of corporations attracted, industrial park construction, and high-tech companies attracted. Perhaps it\'s because it’s considered the “soft stuff” that can’t necessarily be illustrated with hard numbers. Simply put,\"Quality of Place\" is what makes a community a desirable, competitive, and economically vibrant place to live, wouldn\'t you agree?

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About Michelle Aaron

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