Most RE forum members will be even more tilted than 40% toward RE.Many experienced LPs would recommend diversification by asset class as well (debt, equity, SFR, MF, industrial, SS, MHP, medical office, NNN, hard money, litigation finance, life settlements, retail, GP stakes, receivables financing, dorper sheep, the list goes on).

Most courses I have seen are heavily tilted to apartment/MF syndication, with a few on SS, and land flip.

Meaning those properties are easier to hold onto and have helped keep the scales from tilting entirely in the opposite direction.

I also noticed it was not tilting back allowing proper drainage. 

Being off-tilt on any of these can lead to tumultuous times eventually, while alignment in these will make everything lighter and easier.Then, among those you have high alignment with, partner with diverse, yet focused skills. 

Im just assuming the conversation is going to go something like this: "didnt you just call me 2 weeks ago.....the answer is still the same, and now you can add me to you DNC list".....I hope im not confusing anyone...the answer seems obvious, but I dont get it when other wholesalers say "call the list back 5-6 times more".....i just tilt my head sideways and wonder"how..." in my head.....

Structural problems: The brick chimney, which extends pretty far above the roof, has a large crack at the roof line and is tilting towards the roof of the house.

Tilt wall can be cheaper or it can be more.

So I am looking at buying an older house and we noticed the foundation on the back corner of the house has an issue. It's about a 4 foot section of the corner that seemed to have broke off and tilded down. They owners...

It's a great industry that I hope to do full time and meet with other smarter park owners on a regular basis but it can also hurt you if your not sure what angle to tilt your head to really see the beast