That's right, zero.List of super successful people who didnt have a college degreeMark ZuckerbergBill GatesSteve JobsMichael Dellmy granddad (no high school)The richest man in China (no middle school i believe)this one dude i know who everyone said was dumb, but he has 2 successful stores selling used appliances and just bought his wife a new benz suv at the age of 26. hes got more money than any college grad i personally know.And millions moreOne of the biggest things i've learned in life is that having anti-college beliefs is one of the TOP indicators for financial success, and being pro-college is a TOP indicator for financial mediocrity or worse in the future.

Okay guys , so I think I might've found my first deal 4 unit mixed use property right outside of Rochester NY , 2 store fronts that need a little bit of work , maybe carpeting .

The place is going to cash flow very well partially because the seller is very motivated and we're getting a great deal.Besides the 3 one bedroom apartments, there is a fourth unit that used to be a rinky dink grocery store back in the early 80s.

It looks like a nice structure for storing large farm equipment, but not much else as is.

And a "packie" is the local liquor store.

I'm sure some of you may have heard of this but I know there are many who haven't looked into this yet.Proximity marketing has been used by large retail stores for a couple years now.

Back then, without computers, data was stored on index cards.

(figure product in the 2-3/Sq ft range, standard transitions)CERAMIC: $11.50/Sq ft with durarock (figure tile in the 2-3/Sq ft range, standard grade edging and transitions if applicable)A couple steps that might help you find a usable contractor:Retail stores will take you to the bank for flooring, typically. 

I got mine at $150K, lived rent free with 25% down.In 1986, an investor paid $360K for a triplex next store,  exactly like mine for $360K.

It's a liquor store.