Dave Ramsey would say pay the smallest balance off first then the second largest, and on and on.

I actually have been working with the largest of the companies (Invitation Homes...who has gone through quite a few mergers recently) running their acquisitions and dispositions out here in Colorado for the past 4 years.

Case Shiller top 20 index is largest 20 cities metros.

However I don't think it's necessarily investing in the Warren Buffett sense of the word.I'm interested in if everyone thinks this is a distinction worth  making?

They are one of the largest QI companies out there.

This is along the lines of another 'ninja in training' idea, but I may have heard of someone being an 'administrative consultant' for another, not a PM.There may be a few distinct things one cannot do without being licensed.

Both NC and FL are pretty large states. 

While I have my replacement property under contract, I have still be working on my backups and still touring/analyzing properties.Things have been pretty hectic while simultaneously trying to pull off both the largest sale and largest purchase I have made to date.

The largest portion was a draw from my MOTHER-IN-LAW'S IRA - that I had to redeposit within 60 days or pay an additional 40% of the loan in taxes.

@Daniel Dietz  The largest complaint was the loyalty.