And he talks a lot about his wife - and working with his wife - in that book.I suggested "asking her" to read them because trying to "make" someone understand something is a losing proposition from the get-go.

It's a lot of research and it may be more lucrative, and easier, to just sell a course on how to do it.that statement is true for virtually all guru's that's why they are gurus.. some of them make obscene money ( which of course is their right) its up to the public to understand the value proposition.. but with things like this overage.. unless you have done it U have no clue how hard it is to actually do. 

It would be a win-win proposition.

They both are elements of investing and perhaps not an either or proposition vs how much of both is likely.

Additionally, there's very little value proposition.  

But keep in mind, this is a riskier proposition, as you do not own the property until the timeframe for the adverse possession is up.Hope this helps.

Maybe they can tell you how they as a renter are seeing what you are presenting to them. 3) Consider the value proposition.

PMs have a value proposition they present to people.

It can be argued that investors are entrepreneurs but I would make a distinction in this case.You came here asking for assistance with establishing supply for a business proposition. 

@Brian HughesWell... because you asked....It's a time versus money proposition in my opinion.