My buddy recently sent me this graphic.

However, this fascinating graphic explores how average returns over 20 years can be just as sensitive to entry conditions.  

This was my first tenant related court hearing and I naively thought it would be a fairly quick undertaking.

Additionally, I wonder if any of our members would be interested in helping in such an undertaking?

And when you are at the "free" training, you should be able to notice that the power point presentation slides will have inconsistent background graphics - these are selected slides taken from the varying modules that are to be sold, so you get a flavor for the content of all modules without all of the meat [some of the trainers have caught onto this and gottne their background graphics to look alike between modules].My suggestion: take the free training and avoid the upsell; more training and info are available elsewhere.

As for threads . . . remind me in a week or so and we'll see if we can get something together.Any graphic artists around here that want to see their work on some gear?

To me that looks like quite the undertaking to get back up and running. 

@Ryan KittrellI am not one to lecture anyone about their business, but tying up a property with no intention to buy or no list of persons to purchase is not a practice one should really undertake as it is a great disservice to the seller of the property.

Currently a graphic designer and a home renovation/flipping TV show junky.  

Not too much information or too many graphics.