@Dmitriy Fomichenko's insights were valuable and served as a reminder of the various aspects involved in this type of investment, particularly the need to outsource the entire operation.

My coach was legit, and had received tons of training from Tom's team, including on-going training, access to the best experts in the US in all aspects of what you need to grow, manage, and protect your wealth. 

If you ever get sued and want to use the business as a legal shield, having a separate business account that doesn't co-mingle with your personal funds will be important when it comes to the determination of whether what you have is a business or a personal hobby (though there are certainly lots of other aspects of this you need to investigate as well).

Most towns/cities have a master plan for the aspects/areas of the city that they are actively focusing their efforts on, and are pretty thorough with specific plans for carrying out those efforts with estimated timelines etc.

I don't about the building aspect of it, but if you can get it done for a reasonable price, I don't think you'd have any trouble renting it out.

The appealing aspect here is the ongoing population growth and other economic factors.

Your remarks indicate a position - like maybe you run it.

Thanks for your helpWhen we structure JV Agreements for our clients, we look at several aspects that need to be included.

The below is simply our interpretation of some aspects of HB24-1098.

I wouldn't focus so much on the leverage aspect of things, as much as I would cashflow, and that I'm buying in a stable growing market with positive cashflow.