Do you need a lot of money to get involved (lets say more than 300k) If an anchor tenant leaves won't that disrupt the business of all the other tenants?

.…  They are trying to be disruptive using it as an excuse.

Not sure about you, but I'd rather properly screen tenants than deal with disruptive change created by companies such as Amazon.

I will keep you posted on how itgoes...As far as me using my vacation rentals for my own use I meant as more during offseasons asto not disrupt my revenue.

If you disrupt this, you need to cover their yield (above the current U.S Treasury).

There was very little cutting or disruption. 

The rest of my post talked about learning enough and connecting with enough subs to become the porject manager himself.If you come on to the jobsite anytime you want, you are disrupting progress, and that is the fastest way to anger the contractor thus ensuring trouble down the road.

So once you pick one, the "cost" (disruption/headache) of moving to something else will be very significant...Hope this helps?

I've been listening a lot to Ray Kurzweil and Peter Diamandis seminars on the future of the exponential technologies and how these technologies will disrupt every industry as we know it, similiar to what uber is doing to transportation and airbnb is doing to hotel industry.I am no expert (understatement) but I was hoping we have some people on the forefront of the R.E.

Due to recent hurricanes...I got to pondering looking back when New Orleans was hit by Hurricane Katrina there were short-term disruptions to gas prices especially since Houston is a major think tank for the metro industry.