Hi Dan-I would recommend the collaboration of Strategies and principles by ancient Taoist/Zen masters in 'The Way of Leadership' read by Thomas Cleary- it's an amazing audiobook on the "Timeless Strategies for Success from Zen and Taoist Masters."

Our city leadership has never been better and with UC Merced (the newest campus in the UC system), we will continue to see growth for many years.Of course, there are are areas of Merced you wouldn't want to invest, but for the most part, there's something for everyone here.  

I wouldn't touch a condo if it had a 29% cap rate, without 51% ownership of the entire project, they can just vote you out of the rental business and many if not most do.A SFD, 1-4 is the best place to start, especially if you're not a fix it guy.Buying your own home first can be the best move, it gives you something to leverage at much better financing opportunities, but can't say always for everyone.Students are a great market, but you need some personal leadership styles to bring authority and to young folks who get out on their own for the first time, a bit like being a frat brother and dad at the same time.

The challenge of leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind, but not weak; be bold, but not a bully; be thoughtful, but not lazy; be humble, but not timid; be proud, but not arrogant; have humor, but without folly.” - Jim Rohn

Texas and Georgia which are now the two greatest 2nd gateway for Korean migration.The formula for appreciation for real estate is the following:1) Population growth2) higher social economic demographics moving to the city3) Strong city leadership with a Vision and Master Plan4) Entrepreneurial Soil with lower cost of living to do business5) Fortune 500 companies moving their headquarters creating more high paying jobs.6) Favorable State taxes and business climate7) Warmer climate8) A city that attracts the creative class9) A city that provides a great life style10) The demand surpasses the housing supply.Originally posted by @Rick Baggenstoss:@James Park I couldn't find anything on the Korean effect, but I didn't look very hard.  

I am very tempted to dive into commercial multifamily but seems like we would have a hard time qualifying due to lack of experience and being on the bottom of the totem pole in that marketplace.  

Hello ,The company that I was working for was sold and some leadership positions were no longer needed including mine.

Delegating may not seem like a team activity, but for a project manager, or someone in a leadership role, delegating becomes essential to move the team in a unified effective direction.

Make up your rules to your and your customers benefit as they apply to each unique situation.I've charged "White Hats" $600/week.I've charged workers low on the totem pole of the  work hierarchy $116/week.

I have a couple people willing to participate in a leadership role.