The concept is that he would just assemble a custom trailer INSIDE the bank lobby, and therefore no build out is needed.

Hey all,I am planning on investing out-of-state (based in Southern California, investing in Fort Wayne, Indiana), and am currently assembling a team of people to help me out.

On top of that, my day job is assembling mounting solutions for hospitals from 7 to 3:30, maybe even to 5:30 if we are really busySome of my goals are for Real Estate is to buy rental properties in the long term.

Improved inventory to be sure, but still it's just inventory.It's like if you buy widgets and screws and whatever and assemble them into a bigger widget and sell it. 

I've broken my next 9 months into short-term, mid-term, and long-term goalsShort-Term Goals (NOW)Meet People on BP, a network in my target locationsDo things that are "free"Get on MLS mailing list's, whole sale sitesContact banks about what type of mortgages the offer, learn how to refinance a mortgageMy knowledge is extremely limited hereListen to podcast, attend Webinars, read the forums on BP'sFind Potential Partners that need someone young and energetic to find dealsMid-Term Goals (1-3 Months)Get my feet wet - buy the first propertyLong-Term Goal (3-9 Months) Own 2-5 income producing propertiesWhere I'm Looking:Right now, I'm looking for SFH's and MFH's in the following areas: OklahomaTulsa (and surrounding areas)Oklahoma City (and surrounding areas)Norman (and surrounding areas)ArkansasFayettevilleBentonvilleNew JerseyMaplewoodBloomfieldMontclairSecaucus Jersey City... and surrounding area'sTexasDallasFort Worth AustinHoustonAnd I'm looking to assembly teams in those areas!

Would love to speak to anyone local that might be able to help provide some color, assemble a team, and potentially tackle some deals together.

There use to be at least 10 absolutely massive assembly plants scattered all around the greater Peoria area.

The modulars that I'm considering are assembled on-site, on a permanent foundation.

Most people consider BMW/Honda/Toyota to be non-American companies yet they employ many thousands of Americans and contribute to the US economy more than say Ford assembling South of the Border.

If any one of the "smaller systems", or "components" break down...the "main system" fails.A few examples would be the "assembly Line", a "house", or my favorite...the "human body".In my case, my system depends on 3 Main systems:  1)  Market Analysis...which tells me where to invest;  2) How Money Works...which tells me How to invest;  3) a Plan...which tells me when to invest.