@Krystallin Baker, this is a bit of an art and definitely takes a lot of time and experience and even than you don't always get it right....Interviewing tenants is a huge factor, if you don't get the answers you want and or are looking for you move onthx,Chris

Hey, Here are some other martial art "greats" have-beensHow about Steven Seagal, Jean-Claude Van Damme, and of course the greatest Bruce Lee (The last one can no longer say NO...)

And yes the property is pretty much worthless because it is made out of adobe, but the land is where the potential value lies.

If anyone wants to get together regularly or semi-regularly, we have an office down in the Santa Fe Arts District and are always willing to host a meeting.We're relatively new to REI and we are already moving forward very quickly with wholesaling and L/O.

I'm considering starting a facility that would be state of the art.

Looked like it was better taken care of than #1, that may be illusion due to the colors and the art/furnishings.

I think people underestimate DRIVE.In martial arts we get some people who come in to train with us.When starting out some have natural ability and excel at a faster pace.They also get the big head and become lazy.Eventually they lose drive and quit and go to something new again to stroke their ego.Drive can outlast lazy talent in my opinion any day of the week.Tebow may simply not have found his complete rhythm and confidence yet to let loose.Having drive and discipline instills consistency.Sure you have to have some talent but it's not everything.

Art

You have a kind and gorgeous wife and you make her sit in the car, in the rain, looking at you climb on the roof, which is anything but graceful or artful.

Robert Kiyosaki-Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a mustone of my personal favourites is Donald Trumps "The Art of the deal"