The Romans had an empire that lasted about 2000 years, that's a very long time when you compare it to the 200 years of the U.S. 

Disney doesn't want to confuse its different brands in the minds of its different customer types, so they create separate companies to produce them.Whether you will need separate companies or only separate business cards for your constantly expanding real estate empire depends on the expectations of your targeted customer bases.

In many cases, they don't go through the purchases if they get them (after they look at the property), and yet, HUD hasn't stopped awarding them winning bids.That's just one piece of empirical data, but it's definitely holding true in that case...

I think vacancy speaks of opportunity but only if its priced into the deal as such. this is a way to build an empire fast.

Many of the older Victorian and Second Empire homes here have a long corridor running down the centre of the main floor.

The Power of Zero and . . . .anything from Robert Kiosaki make very clear points that the government is running up an increasing tab . . . one that is paid ONLY through taxes . . . unless we change to a very different modus operandi (namely empire building) then taxation is the way to reduce the deficit.  

@Mike Williamsyou can invest in multi family in inland empire with 100k down. duplex to quadplex are available in Hemet, San jacinto, Lake Elsinore, San Bernadino etcContact @Aaron Klatt  to set you up on MLS listing.

I'm also here in the Inland Empire looking for my first property to flip.

Empirical experience is best lol DM if you want to meet up or call me so I can go over the details about doing this

Congrats on expanding your real estate empire and thanks for sharing your story.Of course, if you want to share some numbers, we always love reading about those, but if not, we certainly understand!