Hello everyone, I'm thrilled to join this dynamic group of like-minded individuals who share a passion for real estate investment and the potential it holds for building wealth through tried and true methods.

So the market dynamics are quite broad and not to mention startup and IPO wealth.

I wanted to run a small business to help me and my students understand the "real" economy and actual economic dynamics better and I also wanted to get serious about generating $ for retirement.

Have any of you gained a deep understanding of these dynamic markets?

.- literally, you are only moving asset here, so your financial dynamic for the next 10 years are still good/doesn't change.

Construction across the nation & especially in SWFL is a very dynamic environment right now. 

For those interested, we've got similar market dynamics here in Clarksville - let me know if I can be of assistance in Middle-Tennessee!

Commercial leases are significantly more intricate and nuanced than residential.

We work with a number of them that use our software to dynamically price their short term rentals (in the same way that hotels do).Several others include MyVRHost (www.myvrhost.com), TurnkeyVR (www.turnkeyvr.com), Guesthop (www.guesthop.com), Proprly (www.proprly.com), etc.They are a spin on the age old business of vacation rental property management (who you would hire if you had a vacation home in Vail or Lake Tahoe), but are more efficient, lower priced, and more tech savvy, generally.

Any reasonably intelligent agent thinks more about "deal or no deal" than worrying about exactly what their commission check will be, provided you aren't trying to purchase a $7,000 trailer (in which case 3% isn't going to cut it and you need to talk to a car salesperson that's going to get just a tad more than 3%).The dynamics are a little different on the listing side.