You know the construction business very well.It is wise to know the real estate business just as well - ALL segments, including law.A good way to get a broad education is to attend real estate classes as if you were going to get a real estate license.From what you stated, you work in more than one state.

There weren't.That tells me that there will certainly be a segment of buyer who thinks this is a problem, but in general, it shouldn't keep you from selling the property, especially if there are other characteristics that make it attractive.Of course, that's just a sample size of one, so I could be wrong... :-)

I know one investor who got a hotel out of the process.Just like all real estate segments, knowledge is power.

Each segment of the business has its own risk and workload vs. reward level based upon methods used.

My segment starts around the 48th minute.

My segment comes on around 48 mins into the show.

My segment comes on around 48 minutes into the show.Feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions!

This segment is also extremely rewarding with very low risk and work.Those are just two examples of opportunities that many overlook, require very little money and time, and fit my rule of thumb for investment opportunities.None of my mentors - all extremely successful, liquid, and older - use or refer to cap rates or other standards commonly referred to in books and in discussions.

From reading all the posts, it looks like Android users are by far the largest segment of the members! 

It's something that crossed my mind before but I think getting familiar with Brandon's story through the podcast and first couple chapters of the book has helped me see that A) as a strategy forming well defined partnerships using separate entities is a great way to segment our business and B) I don't need a AAAA business rating to legitimately be investable-just a successful track record (we've almost doubled money in 6 months already) a straightforward workable plan and high caliber deals.