They eat the easier to digest poet of drywall.

I've been lurking on the forums, digesting podcasts and soaking in knowledge.  

There is a plaza that I know of in Ocoee Florida that I believe is bank owned and will definitely need a JV, but I rather send you some information and see what you think and how you digest it (I would like to see how you analyze and assess and what points you look at in order to confirm of its a good deal or not?)

and I agree, tons of info here to digest, and will give you a good start.  

It's probably the easiest and simplest way to digest the information.

For the past thirty years, I've made my primary income from buying, improving, and dividing 20-100 acre tracts on the outskirts of major cities.

As the wrigglers are processing your soil, it will slowly convert as sand is actually an extremely vast array of different soil types and mineral compositions, and as it is processed in the digestive tract of the worms, the soil will be broken down by the bacteria on the molecular level, amd then excreted, leaving more microlife behind. 

I'm actually feeling a little paralyzed even after digesting the information @Jay J. provided.  

Doing all these things not only sets you on the right financial tract in general, but you also learn several things that are often not discussed in the books and podcasts you're reading/listening to: Discipline, focus, patience, financial management, risk analysis.  

As others have said, there is so much incredible information readily available to digest before spending on that type of training.