I have a lot of still photo experience and basically no video so maybe I'm mentally stuck in a rut here - since the point of video is motion pictures and/or sound, maybe the wideness isn't so important, since you can pan during the shot.

I'm staying on the sidelines for a couple of days to see where the technicals pan out.

For this deal to pan out, you have to be able to pay all cash or borrow money at 2.75%-3%.

So there isn't going to be some flash in the pan, here are the deals for a week and now they're gone.

The ROI should be close to 100% in about 4-5 months if all pans out. 

We have had an inquiry from a person interested in renting in the off season, but not sure that will pan out.

The math pans out and you will always have a bigger nest egg in retirement going the real estate route than the 401K route...Just make sure the properties you buy cash flow positive.

Wind up repeating tin traps baited with pop corn works well

just a quick update... my new strategy did not pan out. i thought that by dressing up nicely or having a written contract, business cards, etc, i'd be able to work with companies that would give me their rock bottom pricing and handle all aspects of the rehab.i was wrong. i had quotes ranging from 10K to 27k for labor only. some people never even quoted. and we are talking about - new bath, new kitchen, all doors, paint, wallpaper, just the usual stuff. but this house needs it all.I dont think i can ever pay 20k to a guy that will just hire a bunch of subs to do the work. i can do that too and i am doing it.

Hopefully this pans out as good as it does on paper.