There are lots of behind the scenes for home warranty contractors.

This taught me the hands-on mechanics, thought process, and a good look at what takes place behind the scenes.

The Summit fired me up to not only hop into the RE investment scene, but also caused me to change my target market for rental properties.

I'm sure you know Palo Alto has historically been a good place for appreciation between the university, schools, and the tech scene.

The interesting piece is I learned there was another agent "friend" behind the scenes telling them what they should do and this agent was waiting for me to cancel the listing so they could swoop in and save the day, but that scheme got ruined when I suggested the Sellers rent it out.

I was an insurance broker and worked with Metropolitan and Prudential when A L Williams came on the scene with this.

I've been interested in the real estate investment scene since '97 but never had the opportunity to make the leap.

The tech scene is booming.  

I can assure you: No single investor is dominating the entire Metro Atlanta real estate scene!

But bottom line as long as there is no funny business behind the scenes I personally would rather have someone like him running the show than some syndicator that just started out and does not have any true personal net worth or balance sheet past the few deals they did..