For this episode, I am ignoring Florida, Georgia, Texas, and the Carolinas in favor of some states that often get ignored by those seeking to figure out where to practice.  These include Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana.  And I acknowledge that this may be my least listed to episode.  But I would be wrong if I didn't tell you a little about them.

We look at the six states that make up the Rocky Mountain States.  Is there potential here? Well, yeah!  They are among the fastest growing states and they have the Nation's highest birthrates.  And did I mention that the cost of living has made them a magnet from those states that are suffering from high taxes and stagnant or negative growth.

While it has the lowest birth rate in the nation, the six states in New England are not a lost cause.  This session discusses the states that make up this area and frankly comments on which of them has the most potential.  Hint: It isn't Rhode Island.

Nope.  Sexy, it is not.  Crazy high growth isn't happening either.  Still for the states like North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri, there is a steady increase in value and a much lower "risk factor" in purchasing and starting-up a practice.  That is because the cost-of-living and the quality-of-life are doing very well.  It a place to invest your time and money if you have realistic expectations and do your research.