US real estate puchased, professionally managed and assambled in REIT portfolios or other secirities backed by physical assets and collecting income produces returns well above prime rate.In a downturn, hold ground, grub, gas, guns, and gold.

I know there is a physical meet up at times also hosted by @Rebecca Lebowitz. 

Our primary focus was to make the shopping center focused on active living. to that extent, we had a gym, physical therapy and physician, a great sports grill & bar, and other companies who's business dealt with active living.

These are bought and sold all the time and I would say that a person's time and expertise are worth more than any physical thing.Not trying to be difficult, I just don't see how buying low and selling high is necessarily wrong at a certain % margin for real estate but nothing else.

I just moved to Philadelphia from California and want to get started in my RE career.After some research I have whittled down my options for the online courses to two:https://www.realestateexpress.com/prelicense/pa/pr...andhttps://portal.recampus.com/re/templere/store/port...They both have their pros and cons for me: One (real estate express) is cheaper and offers a test prep book, the other (Temple) is a recognized institution in the area and has a physical location for testing.

My current profession is a software consultant with backgrounds in Physic and Music Business.This past year I've kicked my ambition into overdrive and decided to start improving my quality of living.

I would like to meet up with any investor groups in the Brevard county area.I am a Doc of Physical Therapy - branching totally out of my element.

I am in a physically demanding career and if I was able to work, I would like to replace my income.

In an abbreviated list we would have to look into the physical property, the title to the real property, the credit worthiness of the borrower - past and future (includes performance), servicing of the loan if originated, the paperwork the loan was originated by and regulatory and compliance issues related to the loan and borrower.  

Every morning he'd get a fax in with all of the updates to listings and then have to go into this gigantic binder to physically take out the old property sheet and put in the new one.