All ships don't turn at the same time or in the same space.To measure the performance of an administration you need a starting line of where one was when they took command, then measure out to the end of that period of command and follow up in some segments a few years after someone leaves office, such as employment, that can have a very long cycle, especially when it is severe.Rates have been kept down to stimulate economic growth, rates will increase.  

There are so many segments to it that it will make your head spin.Sounds like you have already started the process of learning and being a college student you will have more time to explore and learn.

Anyone worth their salt knows that there is incredible success to be had in any segment of real estate, and shooting one down as a waste of time is just silly.

What happens then is you need to create a killer follow-up sequence to segment and keep these leads interesting.

I also run a property management segment to the company and am basically the one stop shop for investors who like myself, are more interested in making money and having my investments make money passively.Cheers to your success!

Hi BP,As I'm actively raising funds, and searching for investors for a syndication deal, I had multiples offers to purchase a list of accredited investors interested in the multifamily segment.

There is a quick 10 sec segment where he hits a roadblock and he throws his arms up and says "I give up!  

You have radically changed my ideas, and dramatically improved my empathy for people who find true power in motivational and empowering segments of these programs.

Those kinds of deals have a much higher likelihood of ending up in court and are a relatively small segment of the market so the managing broker simply told us we couldn't do them because it kept his life simpler.

Looks like gas prices do affect SUV and Truck sales...apparently microeconomics beats sound bites...http://money.cnn.com/2015/12/04/autos/gas-prices-s...Yeah but in the upper segment of the market, as with lambos and ferrari’s Or even 100k plus cars I bet pure cost of “gas,” is very ineleastic and not really factored in at all as a buying decision other than the inconvenience oh having to fill up.In the lower to mid tiers of vehicles the cost of gas is probably a big deal because there is more of a budget to adhere to.