Who knows.Part of why Mendo has dominated this market for so long: the risk to produce has been low compared to... everywhere else nationwide.  

I also looked at the rental market and it seems like it is pretty dominated by a handful of bigger companies that own a majority of stuff.

When you make the CD be sure to make it with a format that's compatible with your CD player. 

Generally the games do not have much luck (rolling dice, etc) and they are fun to play the whole way through - unlike Monopoly which can get pretty boring after a few go-rounds the board and there is a clear dominant player.A good first one to try is called Settlers of Catan - it was the first Euro board game to be popular in the US.   

It was the 4th largest city in America with 2 million inhabitants, with the world’s most dominant industry — the automobile.

But that is still a good buy and hold deal to me.Its all about cash flow and staying in areas/houses that have good long term potential for growth. i.e. 3/2, 1,500 sq ft, in areas with good schools that are not "renter dominated areas" which don't appreciate much.....

You'll see who the players are and get a handle on the average of properties that are up for auction but not sold.

And investing on your own can't hurt, obviously, but institutional players tend to want people with institutional mindsets, which is why it's good to get a degree that institutions will respect.Several years ago, when I was thinking about changing jobs from law to real estate, I sat down with a college friend whose family owns one of the world's biggest development firms.  

I am in Maryland and it is heavily dominated by townhomes.Thanks again!

There are so many bad players, always has been, just like some car dealers.