I would love to pepper you with a few questions!

I've learned about construction by building 4 homes, attracted investors to start a 52 unit condo project and acted as a buyers and sellers agent for 20+ transactions in a very dynamic marketplace.Ecuador is a South American country about the size of Nevada sitting on the equator, with its own stretch of Pacific Coastline, a chunk of amazonian rainforest, and a mountainous backbone peppered with volcanoes.

There is quality housing in the $100's, and distressed properties peppered throughout  both sides of the spectrum.

And of course, no World's Biggest Salt and Pepper Shaker museum.

Bainbridge, Chagrin Falls, Reminderville, Aurora, Auburn, Russel, Middlefield, Mantua and possibly a little into cuyahoga, beachwood, orange, lyndhurst, pepper pike ect.

He doesn't drink (except dr pepper) and would send he receipts anytime he went to home depot. he'd even pay me back for stuff he bought for himself (when i wouldnt have known). he's honest and works hard and is the cheapest contractor in Tucson. he also does handyman work.

I've been peppering BP webinars with my CPA studies, and I'm finding some great correlations! 

Thanks for sharing @Easton Hill - to answer your question @Pepper Bradford, best source for market cap rates is just that: the market.

Assigned a price range for each color, and peppered the map up with colors.

I try to pepper the conversations with REO terms so that they know I understand how it works.