I think even posting on here is nerve racking but necessary to ensure that we are headed in the right directionI have been playing with List Source and referencing other posts on how to optimize list results and creations.

The tax benefits of having a business are also significant as there are lots of incentives in the tax code to encourage investment and the creation of jobs.The I quadrant is made up of investors who use money to make money.

I have the gumption to work and a history in project management, construction, engineering, and research, but I haven’t played with sums this large and would love some guidance on where to focus my efforts.About his investment interests:-He is seeking to invest around $5-7 million-Cash-Potentially open to small loans if the interest rate is near-zero-He is interested in commercial real estate (mainly)-Open to exploring residential-He is interested in a potential longer-term investment in a commercial office space where he can set up another company (the holding company for his other investments and consulting work)-Interested in (but not set on):-Triple Net Leasing-Old Mill Building Restoration to commercial or residential-He is interested in investing in the Greater Boston area, Massachusetts only-Seeking areas which have future potential for growth-Currently considering:-Burlington, MA-Waltham, MA-Revere, MA-His investment goals:-Diversification of his portfolio from stock-only-He is interested in minimizing tax burden-Minimum five year investment-Creation of a division within an existing company to manage a real estate portfolio-He is extremely open and interested in ideas, but is seeking to act within the next 6-12 monthsI *KNOW* that I am not the likely candidate for assisting with this, but he is seeking to work with someone he trusts and has assisted in the past -- that is where I come in.

Perhaps a 2 or 3 family might be most affordable but if you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.

If you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.

Thanks in advance for any feedbacks.LANDLORD PROHIBITED USESLandlord shall not use any portion of the Shopping Center or lease to a tenant for any of the following:adult book store adult novelty and lingerie shop amusement arcade amusement center animal boarding or raising automobile body shop automobile dealership automotive repairs and service billiard parlor bingo parlor boat sale or display bowling alley brothel car wash catering hall cult meeting place dance hall discotheque factory use firing range flea market funeral parlor game arcade/room gun store head shop hospital house of worship industrial use junkyard labor camp laundromat manufacturing use meeting hall mobile home park mobile home sales monument sales mortuarymovie theater nightclub off-track betting parlor palm reader pawn shop place of public assembly plant nursey psychic religious organization sale, rental, repair, storage or service of trucks and/or trailers skating rink smoking or vape store stockyard strip club target range tattoo parlor taxidermist theater trailer court trailer sales warehouse use

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If you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.

Am I Nostradamus, maybe psychic, no I am just a full time REI professional who makes it my business of knowing my business and LISTENING TO THE MATH and actual economic experts, NOT youtubers no matter who they WHERE before becoming a Youtube marketer FT. 

The idea of social media consumption is nothing new, but it was from listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts that got me thinking about the value of media creation versus consumption.