I Graduated from Texas State University and also recently completed my MBA with a finance concentration at Southern Methodist University in December 2013. 

I, personally, favor Equity's model, although full disclosure: I am biased because my company does a good amount of business with their Seattle portfolio.What they are doing currently, is shedding their outlying, sub-urban properties and concentrating on maintaining/upgrading their high-rise, urban core buildings.

Concentrate on one specific area first and you can grow from there.

Any that look good in person, I'll do the boring stuff like driving concentric circles around the address, visit multiple times of the day, on the weekend, etc.

Especially when it comes SFH.I think that banks should pay less attention to personal DTI (Not to say discounted it completely) and concentrate more on the sustainable cash flow of the said property.

But the real story lies in the observation that most people concentrate their marketing efforts on the method of delivering a message rather than the message itself.

To analyse the future of a real estate market...first check your crystal ball for any cracks or dings, then rub vigorously and concentrate.

He shows an image of a series of concentric circles with the safest investments in the center and each circle going outward has more risk - according to the PIMCO investment team.Look at the outer ring for the most risky investment classes:Now there is more to their thought process than a simple risk diagram.

They wanted us, shockingly, to concentrate on our studies...not making money.

I'll be in the Bitburg area and that's where my primary concentration will be for the duration of my stay.