As a flipper, yes you're more boots on the ground but once you get a few flips under your belt and are more intertwined with your local real estate movers & shakers... they'll naturally start to put more deals in front of you. 

Since getting somewhat intertwined with this within the last 2 months, I have been doing my own questioning and research on this Trust and this company.

And the fact that it's a Condotel, and we're intertwined with the resort even though we don't use their management program.

Back to my initial point, as an investor, I try not intertwine my personal feelings with business.

What I don’t like about Reed’s article is he doesn’t site specific case #’s, although it doesn’t matter a whole lot since he cites some of the many other areas the law that a corporation intertwines to in complexity.

However, Joel mentioned production company....some industries are very inter-twined and TV/Productions (if that's what it is) is one.A news guy involved in productions at a TV station, strikes off on his own and starts a production company specializing in say agricultural reports.

We're in a business where we have to deal with people, their personal lives, their financial lives, and so much more that can all be intertwined and put us in a tough situation.

In 2006 the amount of women that held positions in these two fields which are often so closely intertwined was roughly 36%.

After a lot of talking I discovered that it's all an intertwined family affair.

Business, Finance, Law/Pre-Law, or Public Administration are probably the most intertwined with real estate.Conversely, you could diversify and get a degree in an unrelated field.