I know that she's resisting because he's a convicted felon with a drug and burg history. 

This being said, the 1st of our 3 opportunities will be an ongoing funnel of bank approved clients that are looking for a new home which we can provide that is basically hurricane resistant due to our patented building system which will be built on lots being offered to us by a private land owner, who will get paid once the home is built and family takes possession.

Commercial seems to be the path of least resistance.

We've been talking about "Billing Back" utilities like water, sewer, garbage to the tenants, but we're concerned there will be lots of resistance since rents are already so low in Spokane.What do you all think?

I was a real estate agent for about 3 years until I was offered a job that I couldn't resist working from 8:30-2pm everyday with two little boys at home and very well paid so I let my REL expire. 

This will be very hard to resist in the early stages of your career.

I hope it does, I hope you have a good day, and I hope this works out for you.You cannot seriously expect me to resist.

People who have their job or career that can support their families, and who invest on the side in real estate, seem more resistant to market corrections.  

I would say resist the urge to pay for a coach, at least until you know what you need from a coach.  

Texas happens to be one of the most diverse states, and there are plenty of markets with some good deals that may be resistant to recession.Good luck with your search!