Flea market flipping - my long time girlfriend has a fine arts degree - so she can refinish furniture in her sleep.

With them have come incredible, paradigm-changing restaurants, a patronage of the arts of a scale unseen since the Gilded Age, a proliteration of changes remaking the city on the most basic levels.

(Full disclosure: I co-own the tour, but it's a great way to see the RiNo district, see world-class street art and enjoy a good meal or beer afterward.)There are awesome breweries everywhere, so a tour of those is fun as well.

I met my buddy from school who taught me the art of seller financing and began to find deals and buy them up splitting the costs and paying all cash .

It shows the land value that increased based on demand.there's no such thing as lucky, you need to do your homework and DD ....Sure buying land that 10x sounds like an art that you need to know and reaserach like work for the city and have connections about nearby development.

You don't need a four year degree for real estate, art and business for example.

I'm also not looking at a 2000-4000 sq ft state-of-the-art facility.  

@Rafael Lopez  There is an art to negotiating. 

It's amazing what an art pulling and fishing wire to outlets can be.

Brewerytown is developing as well and is found north of Fairmount (Art Museum) area.