Long time listener of the podcast, and finally ready to take the plunge.

So far I like Festival and Soltara because I can have a small private plunge pool in the lanai plus the resort pools. 

You do not say, plunge the line, route the line for 200 feet, whatever. 

We then computed the average $/SqFt by month and plotted the results as shown in the graph below.As you can see, the average $/SqFt sales price plunged by almost 50%.

i am interested primarily in buy and hold residential properties and my goal is to purchase my first property by the end of this year, hopefully sooner.I look forward to getting to know everyone and everybody i can as i prepare to take the plunge into this awesome industry!  

Having said that: I certainly wouldn't be intimidated by competition and would encourage you to "take the plunge" and buy something, even if it seems like it's not the best deal in the world.

I am wondering what experienced investors/builders might think about the following investment scenarios (sort of passive income): Buy the right piece of land and build a five/six row of townhouses and rent them out (@1,500 sf/unit, maybe rent them @$1/sf or a bit more) Buy a beachfront property overseas and build a small resort (six luxury villas/bungalows) each with private plunge pool and stunning views (charge $350/$400/night)-option 1 is less risky than option 2 but rewards are considerably lower for option 1.

Hey everyone, I have wanted to get into real-estate for a few years now and after attending a Fortune Builders work shop I have decided to take the plunge.

Hi BP fam,My partner and I decided to take the plunge! 

@Roland OsageCongrats on wanting to take a plunge into the multi family units!