Dan,Generally, you can not comment about "protected classes" -- race, religion, gender, national origin, color or familial status.

What alot of developers are doing today is leveraging their stock portfolio to add financial horse power to the deal.

I've always enjoyed my job, but always felt deep down that I eventually wanted out of the "Rat Race" and to become my own boss and control my financial destiny.Well, let's just say that I was recently re-inspired to take some action towards this dream of F.I. and to breathe some life into my RE business. 

Horse heads the market?

Or if they dont want to be in the rat race a common theme is to scam other poker pros. 

Maybe you "horse trade" instituting full expense reimbursement in exchange for leaving the base rents about where the are, or with only a minimal CPI increase with a minimum floor, or such.  

I from rat race to financial freedom.

How is the Cross Hill and White Horse roads area?

then it cost you 9k and you may get water and sewer hookups already and if you could (engineer) use the original footprint your off to the races.. you pay 9k for (in Denver $45k in improvements ++ a foundation or pad...kinda seems like a decent deal from 1000 miles away :)

Then in 2015, I began intentionally investing in rental properties here in the Portland, OR  though mostly on the western suburbs.Ultimately, my goal is to grow my real estate investments to allow me to get out of the rat race day to day job within the next 10-12 years.