Thankfully we all don't focus on the same segment of investing!

Each market segment has its own set of pluses and minuses.  

Death taxes tend to have a huge impact on a small segment of the population.

In the lower income segment there is a drastic need for rentals, especially for rentals between €700 and €1000 per month.

In some deals where multiple people raise money for the deal, they are also doing other activities that can justify their percent ownership of the GP▪ Asset management - Generally, the asset manager receives 20% to 35% of the GP.Again, these are the general compensation figures for the five segments of the GP.

@Art Maydan I'm pretty sure that tenants like me are the 0.01% of the segment, as far as qualification standards go.

Biggerpockets did a podcast that had a solid segment about investing while in the military and how it can be managed. 

I've been in real estate for 40 years but I understand that I was in a particular segment of real estate and don't have all the answers.

Ozaukee Co is of course a much higher priced market than Milwaukee and has also seen higher appreciation rates:Median Sales Price Ozaukee 2018 YTD: $328,263 - that's 9.42% more than the previous yearMedian Sales Price Milwaukee 2018 YTD: $162,963 - up by 5.82% for 2017Shift in price segments: when you look at the break down, you see a clear shift of volume to higher prices. 

this post is focused primarily on wholesale and branches off into joint ventures, I have questions on which style of whole is the most effective in terms of finding the buys first or finding the seller first, the segment in to joint ventures and how exactly do they work with the whole contacting and payment, how should you agree on profit splits legally on paper as well as what clauses should go into a contract of a JV if any following with how and when is EDM due and who would be responsible for it in both solo wholesale as well as JV.