Accurate Title will also be hosting a sponsor booth and Dave Green will be hosting a coaching table - his table topic is getting the deal closed to talk about the wholesale issues.Both are excellent companies and both work with investors - you might also check out Continental Title - they work with a lot of investors and have a lot of offices.Looking forward to seeing everyone at MAREI - if you have not pre-registered, we would love to have you do that so we can get a rough head count.  

But that's where it stopped for me, because I can get just so much from videos and books.My coaching will be self coaching and experience for now, and eventually some few pearls at seminars like this.The Rich Dad Poor Dad seminars do the same thing.  

He is on an extended tour of Portugal and the rest of Europe to allow his children to better appreciate Continental cuisine and art. 

The climate will always be the finest in continental US. 

I don't like staying at hotels with "Continental Breakfast" that is included with the room rate because honestly, are those breakfast options any good? 

so when that pearl comes up.. both probably walk away unhappy.

Depending on where you are in the world (or relation to it) could dramatically influence the cost, availability and reliability of workers.My first project was in Port Orford Oregon (the most western point in the continental US) and I was 30 years old with zero construction experience and three hours from the nearest Lowes or Home Depot.

Even though federal government doesn't break it down for continental US (at least I didn't find it)Someone making $21,600 in California or NY can be considered poor, but someone making that money in Mid West can have a better lifestyle than on either coast.

The main point is to keep generating leads, make the calls and eventually you will find your "pearl".

Spencer, I'd disagree, you have an under capitalized entity.These can be seen as shells with no pearl, sham transactions between the same owner(s), you can get into tax issues and a good attorney will go through your entities like Grant went through Richmond.Totally agree with Jerry W. and Jon P.All you do with multiple entities is multiply your management efforts, your entity expenses, your accounting, your filing fees and increase the probability of messing up in the administration functions to allow your empire (with on or a few properties) to be demolished.Search "LLC liability" or "LLC protection" and start reading.Form entities for business purposes, not primarily as liability polys, get insurance. :)