@Art Maydan in regards to your questions I would suggest:2.

I used to practice martial arts with a guy whose job was to squirt the cream into twinkies.

What it all boils down to is the investor who has to capital to invest needs to decide what they can live with and what they can't for investing.I talk to hundreds of investors and each views things differently.Just remember that real estate is kind of like martial arts at least to me.

Art frames will do all the work and bring you so many good prospects.

Everything changed (financially)  after I learned the Art & Science of Persuasion.

We have some of the best location in the city on an architectural heritage street, views of the Andes and central park, and walking distance to 3 major metro lines, art museums, hotels, restaurants, etc.

Harrisburg is getting a brand new state of the art Federal courthouse. 

Hey everyone,In 2017, my wife and I bought an existing retail art supply store and the C-2 property it was in.

I've seen some properties around Richardson, Garland even around bishops arts district.

Here are some pictures (we still haven't gotten to wall art/decors, etc.)