I only invest in warehouse buildings. 10,000-25,000sqft. 1K-2K in office space with the remaining in warehouse space and some dock doors.

I want to work on a development project for small multifamily (duplex, triplex..) using shipping containers in the Houston area. 

The only new information was the "packages" that they offered... overpriced IMO.So im going to ask members your opinion.We have a few properties in 2 estates, we live in one of this estates.Should we...1- Open a Series LLC, then a Land trust to "mask the owner ship of it", then open child series, open another Land trust, deed one property to it and do the same for every child series?

GI Bill is good - I have a hard time understanding why people go get additional student loans just to pay more back.You don't have to be a real estate agent to invest in real estate.I'd also caution against just jumping ship to be a full time agent when you can do it part time (me) and transition to it. 

They wont ship out for another 7-9 business days.

So instead of a 300k dream home, you are looking at a 2.9 million dollar dream home in south Florida with a dock to park your personal boat.

I’ll pay for shipping

If you really want to get ahead in life at your age in the world we are inheriting, forget every single last traditional white-collar career aspiration you have ever had and get into steamfitting, waste management, janitorial services, maybe shipping maintenance, and of course, real estate.

Be the captain of your own ship.

Two reasons Gandy is a great divide....flood areas and history of MacDill base/port housing.The historic Port of Tampa attracted a lot of the riff raff significant port areas typically attract (not really the case anymore as few ships come in and out of there now and definitely not sailors like there used to be 100 years ago...but homes were built and the culture initiated).