You have to really look at the relationships and a host of other things to see if they all align with your vision and interest.Below, is a link to a recent post by @Christian Brodin that I thought was worth saving for reference.

Rusty’s insights are guaranteed to generate questions you will want to ask him during the Q&A session.This is a must attend new year event for all CREIA members.Rusty Pulliam continues the tradition of creativity and vision started by his father, Winston.

Rusty’s insights are guaranteed to generate questions you will want to ask him during the Q&A session.This is a must attend new year event for all CREIA members.Rusty Pulliam continues the tradition of creativity and vision started by his father, Winston.

Fellipe Novaes welcome to BPSounds like a man with vision on a mission, I wud apply some keywords like turnkey and any areas ur interested in investing in so u automatically get notifications with these keywords in it, have a good hint around the forum and u will find what ur looking for.All the best on ur venture!

It takes more vision here.

With our vision in terms of how large we intend to grow this thing, it's not going to be a one man show.  

That didn't happen (in part because some owners stopped VR) and now I have another vision, and think that Investment in VR is going to be just a different kind of investment with it's own characteristics but won't fade away.

Determine what your investment goals and strategy will be, then you will have a better vision as to what to do with the $20,000.

Until it comes time to draw, I've come here to research and learn.So perhaps I should ask - to those of you good folk in and around the St Louis area, what would you consider an adequate reserve, a good property type for starting out to dip a toe in the water as it were (single, multi, etc), and your own vision toward growth.

Almost everyone seems to be 'selling' this scaled automation 'vision,' but how practical and realistic is this approach, to building a (referral, vs.