I've worked the last 13 years in the disaster recovery industry rehabbing homes after fires, floods, and mold using insurance funding.

I am an athletic trainer.

@Kevin Hill do you run the real estate investment meetings at the Recovery Room in Westwood, NJ? 

I wish you a full and speedy recovery, Michael.I'd appreciate either of your thoughts as to the post I made subsequent to making my general introduction.Best,Eric 

Thought I would share a few nuggets that I’ve gleaned…The central premise of the book is that every real estate market is cyclical and follows a predictable sequence in 3 distinct phases: boom (rapid appreciation, mania), slump (lower prices/difficult financing) and recovery (transition); all of which have their own qualifications as far as appreciation, vacancy, market confidence and so on.

My name is Knox and I am a student-athlete at the University of Alabama. 

I manage and have previously managed industrial buildings with net leases that have earthquake passed through as well as office that has had it included in their recoveries for base year modified gross leases. 

Matt Merenoff from Real Estate Recovery Group LLC.......all 50 states.matt at rergroupllc.com

Welcome, one thing you can do immediately is leverage your time as an athlete.

Hey @Kirk Johnson, good to see a fellow student athlete interested in the REI game.