What it sadly seems though is that someone is trying to let this accident turn into as big a crisis as possible at the cost of the ecosystem.

Technology-assisted ecosystems will be crucial for anyone in the real estate industry. 

Primarily, so that I am more keyed into the real estate ecosystem of agents, escrow/title reps, mortgage lenders, access to MLS etc... 

I never do anything expecting to get time with them out of it or to be able to ask them questions, but over time many of these investors have organically become part of my ecosystem and people that I regularly text with or grab a bite to eat with when we're in the same city.

In under 6 months, I closed on a 212 unit deal as a DIRECT result of Rod Khleif and his amazing ecosystem.

An ecosystem is taking shape there.

If the corporation friendly tax policies changes, the local ecosystem may / will be very negatively impacted.

To the best of my knowledge none of the high rises here includes the basic ecosystems like a grocery store, pharmacy, restaurants, etc.

You can start making money right away and you will get connected to the real estate ecosystem.

@Bruce Reeves I invest in Central Arkansas which is WAY AWAY from NWA and that whole ecosystem.