You guys are all sharks, out for buyers’ blood.

We spent that time pouring our blood, sweat, and tears (all literal) into the property, and recently listed it for sale prior to our military move.

Or else a widely circulated rumor.Ray Kurzweil is quite a technologist.

Including 6 plate boiler, burner, one circulator, and some plex and copper usually. 

On the call, I'm more than happy to share with you a hard learned lessons or insight of mine from my unique life experiences:Running algorithmic trading for the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates (Ray Dalio's fund, author of Principles)Living in Hong Kong 3 yearsFounding and running an AI and machine learning focused development agencyTrading bitcoin since 2016Spending a month crossing the Pacific Ocean via a cargo ship Surviving a near death motorcycle crash in Laos (7 surgeries, 2 blood transfusions later I'm still here thankfully)Founding a VC funded real estate startupI'm more than happy to chat about any of the above and the many mistakes I've made or painful lessons I've learned relevant to them, and I'd love to learn more about your first hand experiences.In particular, I'm interested in learning more about: If you were mentoring me, what should I know for my first investment property?

<<No body has a crystal ball so unless you are certain that there will be a fire sale 2/3/4 years while you are in CD's, stay in the real estate game>>Agree but the best money is made when there is blood on the street .

Of my own blood.

I would earn money as I was learning.. you will then find all the investors you need because your IN THE BUSINESS not circulating on the fringes or hoping to find someone at a meet up.. but that's just me of course.. most folks will think meet ups RIAs and internet is all you need.I did not start investing until I was 30ish.. after establishing myself as a top producing agent and making big bucks and saving big bucks so I was properly capitalized..By then I had a very deep rolodex of clients I had either sold property for or sold to them.being in the bay area some of them owned software companies etc... so raising capital was very easy.

Sure, the judge can award the landlord damages, back rent and court costs, but if the tenant quits their job and skips town, they can't garnish their wages and may spend more in attorney fees trying to get blood from a turnip.

This one in particular has my blood pumping!!!