It's our belief that one of the larger risk factors is if a REIT or regional player drops a 70k-200k sqft facility down the street.

Now neither the attorneys that market these awkward, convoluted, expensive and administratively burdensome constructs, nor their victims who can't wait to jump into them at any price to prove to the world that they are a chest thumping real estate "player" would ever even begin to contemplate risk mitigation through the excercise of basic business due diligence activities. 

This is just my opinion, but now companies are committing to becoming carbon NEGATIVE in 2021, including one big four Accounting Firm a company with over 300k people worldwide.

I've also looked at Lynchburg, which does have a lot of positive cash flow houses, but Liberty University seems to be the only major player there. 

The network will grow into a behemoth that takes over all broadband communication worldwide -- he's going to completely corner the Internet market, everywhere, and with it, the entire world cellular communications market, the entire world telephone market, the entire cable TV market.

Its like sampling a NFL players 40 yard dash but for apartment underwriting.

You'd take the amount of tax paid in Colombia and deduct that from the amount of tax owed in the US (US taxes it's citizens on worldwide income).  

There are two major players and they charge an arm and a leg.

If you want to own MF  go work for a MF developer.. that's where you will incubate.. or go work for a commercial broker you will probably start out leasing commercial space but you get to hang with the real players .. 

The "Turnkey" industry has significant bad players within their ranks.