I am not as overly concerned as Doug as the geographic concentration or exclusion.

If you have IRAs, or have been laid off by some firm and have an old 401K floating around, you can become your own SBA.The SBA seems to dislike start-ups, and concentrates solely on expansion.

I do that when I'm ready to seriously concentrate on losing some weight.I did make a very bold committment on buying a certain amount of sfrs in 30 days.

For now, we are concentrating on assignments but building a buyers list is proving to be somewhat challenging.

I will be starting at UM School of Law in August with the intent of a concentration in RE (we will see exactly how that goes... but that is the plan for now).Basically, I am looking to intern, even unpaid, for the summer in exchange for the knowledge and networking opportunities that would present themselves working in such a place.

I will be starting at UM School of Law in August with the intent of a concentration in RE (we will see exactly how that goes... but that is the plan for now).Basically, I am looking to intern, even unpaid, for the summer in exchange for the knowledge and networking opportunities that would present themselves working in such a place.

In large urban areas with relatively concentrated housing, there are generally a large pool of ready buyers so as a flipper it helps to alleviate the risk of being stuck with inventory. 

It is much "smarter" to sub out all of the contracting so that you can "concentrate" on "finding and doing more deals" because "your time is more valuable" blah blah blah... and 2.

I graduated with a Bachelors, having two concentrations in Finance and Marketing.

Since then I have concentrated on nothing but the Bywater/Marigny area.If you want to play below St Claude, you are going to pay, dearly.