@Alli Issa  some property is just functionally and socially obsolete... it appears that area is that way.unless there is some massive effort by the city to pump money into the area to change those characteristics then in my mind its extremely risky . work on something else.. even for free those are not deals.

After finding asbestos, lead and multiple units with massive mold, we highly suspect a meth lab is in one of these units.  

If this works even remotely well as I imagine, this could turn into a massive nation-wide production, easily scaled up with the right team.Obviously, I'm very early in the process but my vision is clear, and my determination is undeniable.

He never mentioned massive debt besides some student loans.

That's a massive raise just by being smart and being able to understand when opportunity is staring you in the face.

I'll be 36 in a few weeksI actually don't want to make a massive investment firm like they're talking about on the podcast unless the money ends up being that much more worth it.

I'm trying to familiarize myself with St Pete as an investment area, and some feedback from locals would be massively helpful. 

One problem I see is that your building is going to be massively plumbed and wired on to get a functional brewery running.

@Ryan Mullin Haughville is also in an area with massive growth because of IUPUI expansions..

You can win with both and lose in both massively.