Also, everything in life rises and falls on leadership.

I participate in everyone of those investment vehicles, but they are passive (I have no control of the outcome, management, financials, other) and my only control is the capital I put in and the return I pull out (if any), based on the speculation of my research.Even my large mulifamily investments are passive, I do not have any say outside of my agreements and even within my agreements (when I get my money back and how much) my say is limited and subject to risk.What I do control, are the investments that I own 100% or a high percentage (majority owner) under my leadership strategy. 

In college, I tried to create good relationships with people who I thought were smart, had good leadership skills, and who were good people I could trust down the road.

You will learn a lot from a business major about communication, leadership, and the basics of business.Try to find local REI clubs, that is also a great place to get to know others in the field and they'll surely be impressed to help out.

It would be good to have an attorney who specializes in LAND TRUSTS provide some leadership in this area.

Your first visit as a guest is free.KCIG is no longer, but some of their former leadership team still host occasional get-togethers, including a networking event the first Saturday of most months.

I also want the tax advantages.I also intend to use some of my stock market investments to fund this project in light of the impending doom if we don't change leadership on Nov 6.I would appreciate any and all suggestions on the best way(s) to evaluate this apartment complex.I have about $100k to put down if necessary but I would prefer to be more creative than that and use as little of my money as possible.Please share with me the good,the bad and the ugly about buying apartment complexes.

There is a focus on mentorship and Agent Leadership Council.Give the "Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller a quick read.

I think this would be a huge benefit for those looking to connect, and I have heard lots of really positive news from BP groups formed in other cities.I am fairly new to BP and am not yet a seasoned investor, so some additional leadership would be needed, but I am happy to put some sweat equity into getting something like this off the ground if there is interest!

I noted that it appears that 3 of the 10, or 30% of the BP Leadership + Engineering team were women, based on the "About" page as of.