Much more of the tortoise than the hare. 

Its the tortoise versus the hare, and we all know who won that one.I've had properties that have a lot of equity and little cash flow and I've had cash flow properties that have no equity, and frankly I prefer Mike's strategy of having both.

I'm really glad my market is behind the rest of the country.First, because the fad here locally and in most of Texas still isn't over because the market here is more like the tortoise than the hare.

Be a tortoise, not a hare.

It's a very big tourist destination right in the heart of the mediterranean.

I liken it to the story of the tortoise and the hare.

I'm just a RE imvstor tortoise over here on the far west side. 

The tortoise and the hare race each other, do you remember who wins the race?

Its been years, maybe a decade since I revisited the site but my mom mentioned she often gets calls from people looking to buy the residential property in Highlands county for years now just as well, and proposed we built something on it.I'm more into the mediterranean and/or art deco style homes, but with materials price and the current buildup to an inevitable proxy civil war/collapse in america, dont find it worth it to start building a mansion there although the surrounding properties sure do look quite fancy.We were thinking of going the 'customized' manufactured home route.

I like to say that Indianapolis is like the tortoise and the hare--slow but steady which of course isn't for everyone.