@Sam Dogen I've already hit my number with my real estate, so it's basically a life of leisure while managing my properties.

Commercial: Focus on the investment property sector.

DeJoria, Donald Trump, Don Sterling, Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, etc...They do work, it's just that they do (and have done to get where they area at) different things than most people do with their time.They have also made a lot of very smart decisions and been able to recover from any regretful ones they've made.There are a handful living on a stipend that have family offices handling money that was left to them when their elders sold off a huge business who lead what people think is a life of leisure, but that depends on the person.So as far as what the graph represents (to me) it seems kind of like useless information, in that it leads to making no more money personally.Good Luck! 

Ideally you want to pick markets that have good job growth, a good employment base, positive in-migration, a healthy housing market, and be somewhat diverse in its industrial sector profile.

In their apartments, tenants take leisurely baths and showers. 

On a serious note Spencer Gordon I have been on BP for a few weeks now and talking to people in different sectors of real estate across the country has been very educational.

I'm moving now into higher and rentals and other capacity investments but I will continue to grow that sector of my rental business, because there are always people in that sector. 

It was meant that if you were a non-local investor what information would help you to better decide to move into a sector / city and what would cause you not to.

We decided that we were best served to create our own tenants in the commercial sector rather than going for single family homes or small multi-family units.

@Kris BensonUpcoming events for Q4 include: SIOR World Conferences - October 11-13 in Denver, CO:SIOR (Society of Industrial and Office Realtors) hosts a bi-annual conference that connects top brokers, agents and professionals in commercial real estate for three days of relationship-building, educational workshops (redeemable for real estate continuing education credit in some states), and social opportunities.CORENet Global Summit - October 14-17 in Boston, MA: CORENet Global Summit attracts over 2,000 attendees from the corporate real estate sector and features over 200 speakers and 100 breakout educational sessions, providing ample opportunities to network and expand your industry knowledge.NAIOP CRE.Converge - October 15-17 in Washington, DC: Organized by NAIOP (National Association for Industrial and Office Parks), CRE.Converge is attended by over 1,500 commercial real estate professionals and provides engaging programming from industry leaders.Private Equity Real Estate Forum - October 23 in Napa Valley, CA: The Private Equity Real Estate Forum will host workshops covering a range of topics, including the rise of commercial real estate debt and the effect of ‘Trumponomics’ on commercial real estate investment.NAR Realtors Conference & ExpoNAR - November 2-5 in Boston, MA: (National Association of Realtors) is the largest trade organization in the U.S., boasting a membership of over 1.3 million professionals involved in commercial and residential real estate.