A friend of mine in Maryland is starting a GC business and has a deep roster of subs.

But it's about to start mattering really hard pretty soon.Without getting too deep into it, any kind of asset can be expanded into more of itself.

This usually involves using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) to scan for the remains, but there was one small problem—GPR is only effective up to about 15 feet deep.

@Brian Burke Brian has some very deep experience in the space in good times and bad.

When I was a more active buyer, in my area I did similar deep dives into the HUD/REO markets and courthouse sale data based on Substitute Trustee filings.

When an entity is structured correctly you’ll be able to qualify for deep tax deductions against your w2 income through the business combination structure ( A structure that qualifies an individual for deep tax deductions) 

You want to grow your portfolio wide before you grow it deep.

It may be that coming from New Orleans, where I waded through waist deep water about 10 times in two years to get home, it doesn't seem to be bad in any area that isn't directly on the water.

Happy to chat more off forums to really dive deep and learn more about what you are looking to do.

., without having to go to the state where it's located and asking around, i say this because there has to be a good way to estimate these things before going deep into the dealAny insights on this guys?