Now I have a clear understanding why the guy in my favorite coffee place is in his mid 50s, retired, and doesn't have a massive 401K or pention.

You’re bill would be massive.

The township can be a little hard to deal with, as  they are always very strict with U&O inspections etc but overall its a good area for cashflow, and possibly appreciation (although I personally wouldn't hold your breath for massive appreciation there). 

For more write outs of deals (where the deal is written on a white board etc...) click the link, and skip over the first one by Grant Cardone (he is great, but he is doing massive 200 unit and up deals). https://www.youtube.com/results?

Then you see massive layoffs, first your neighbor, then your family members, then YOU get laid off.

The massive dip in treasuries since we went off the gold standard has made money so cheap, and has inflated values so far, that eventually we should be due for a correction due to the price of capital rising.

I just got a quote and it was a little higher than I was expecting, but its a massive job

@Brian Pulaski hey thanks for the response, im still very new and just learning while taking massive imperfect action.

If you buy out tenants and take rents to market you can massively increase the value of the buildings.

Implementing it over the course of time through a set of daily rituals is the challenging part.My strategy in a nut shell is:Mind Mapping the flowCreate a Massive Action PlanDevelop my identityBuild my brandSeller outreach using an outreach matrix and tracking resultsAttending conferencesBe in a position to close when the opportunity presents itselfWhat is your strategy or how does it differ from mine?