Even within your niche financial sector. 

He goes into detail on a micro and macro scale how keeping funds in the private sector is a more efficient way to ha due money and has a larger positive net impact on more people than higher taxes.Also, there is a difference between tax rates and tax revenue.

Take advantage of the Federal Income Tax Credits and Incentives for Energy Efficiency - this is huge for real investors to capitalize on upgrades & tax savings at the same time.In all, real estate industry remains a thriving and growing sector, offering significant opportunities for innovation and growth in the years to come.

For example, if the median price point is in the $200,000 range but we would buy in the $400,000 range.Part of the reasoning is because we have property here that if we sell and do a 1031 exchange, it would need to be at the same price or higher and our condos are worth between $350K-$400K.The other thought is with the luxury sector you might get more qualified tenants (I've seen when that statement is wrong) and the property might be in a better area (schools, etc). 

@Rob McAllister i would encourange you to look into the business further before you consider buying. i have been researching the assisted living sector for many months with intentions of investing.

Even those that do not operate in the technology sector.

I think it kind of makes you seem like a real jerk, to be bragging about profiting off the lowest sector.      

There are very few jobs in the civilian sector that offer the same kind of pension that the military does.Truth be told, i made more money as an E4 in the Navy then i have yet to make in the civilian sector.

We are interested in diversifying our investments and investing in the live animal production agricultural sector in MT and or surrounding states.

What I am seeing here is an incredible lack of supply, which is constraining prices upward and making movement within the sector almost impossible.