The resources are abundant and the opportunity is available.

@Ryan Johnson I have worked with Pam Efferson with abundant living. she has sold multiple properties for us.

It's in one of the sketchiest neighborhoods on the East side...thugs and criminals in abundance. 

That’s fine as it’s a business decision but I have a portion of my portfolio in rural areas because I can acquire them for less (a lot less) and the property condition itself still appears decentIf someone offered me a NPN or CFD for $10k on a $35-$40k property in a rural area I would do that 9/10 times as long as the comps in the area do not show an abundance of REO homes selling in single digits.

She was generous with her knowledge - definitely an abundance mentality approach to life. 

Buyers and sellers.If there is an abundance of buying opportunity, thats a good thing! 

Crystal City makes perfect sense for the area here because there is an abundance of empty office space, a few vacant lots, on two Metro lines, urban, adjacent to the airport, inside the Beltway and only one major developer with which to deal ... it makes a ton more sense than the techy area out by Dulles. 

Being a local boy I remember the abundance of neighborhoods I would never walk in at daytime nor night time transform into streets lined with lofts and modern multi's.

@Curtis Robbins since you have the money, partner with someone who has an abundance of experience in doing EXACTLY what you want to do. 

I believe they will be more abundant as baby boomers retire.