I have enjoyed all of Og Mandino's books.My favorite is Mission Success.Great books, easy reads, with success principles built into the stories.

Feasibility should be your mission to prove or disprove right now.

This is my company's Mission Statement and I love it!!

My focus is renting out quality affordable homes (to use your terms) in low income neighborhoods (part mission part profit).

In southern California, stucco has always been popular, with alot of the architecture coming from the California mission style.

In one project, the State National Guard, an Engineer unit, did the work as a training mission!

If I find a buyer who will buy junk in as is condition with the mission of turning something that is non livable into something livable then that is what I am going for.

If you can stick to one closing company like Jason Stackhouse said, that's the best way to do it because it did get messy for us, but mission accomplished and we are on to the next.

S8's mission is to provide safe housing.

Honestly, there are deals to be had in most places -- you just need to know how to identify them, That's going to be your first mission -- to determine what strategy to employ and to learn how to find and identify what would constitute a great deal.