Keep in mind the market will cool, when it does you want to be as well positioned professionally as possible.

That is less than a quote I got on residential construction.I have no problem sticking with residential rehabs if that's the best ROI, but if I could do a condo conversion, etc. that would be cool, too.Just as an example, I've attached a picture of a building I watched being constructed from ground up over the last couple years.

I know some people end up traveling the world for free, which is cool.

He has a few larger folks show up dressed officially, crowbar and other suitable devices in hand.

Pretty cool, I wonder if many people here on BP have any experience with them.

If so cool, but I'm with @Caleb Heimsoth that comparing them seems like an exercise in futility.

I did this deal many years ago and it took a fortune of cash.I worked *hit properties to get that cash.In your case, Jon, I'm going to be honest and say it is highly likely there's a mysterious allure to having a plan to buy a whole bunch of units 'way out there' as if you have discovered some really cool advantage that others have missed.  

I see so much cool stuff to learn, so much opportunity here that I almost get confused.  

So if anyone wants to be the nice guy or show some compassion that's totally cool.

If you create a cool space you can rent it on PeerSpace by the hour.