Maybe the oil field slowdown will change prices or available labor, but not until the unemployment benefits run out in a year or 2. 

Assuming you have a budget of say $50MM+, I go after agriculture land, land with mineral rights and oil rights and ditch REI.

Quote from @Joe Fish: Quote from @Greg Kasmer: Michelle - My property management companies offers oversight of a larger project/renovation for 10%.

There are over 50 of them all fresh and new for the year in the cabinet along with oils, flours, sugars, some pasta and sauce, etc etc.People love that stuff and those kinds of simple things can set you apart.

We get calls all the time from people that claim to be investors wanting to buy one of our properties (including some we sold more than a year ago - shows how accurate some of the pay lists actually are) and when pressed, it is clear they are fishing for deals to wholesale without having buyers lined up. 

If anything I would say BH is an insurance company, but they do obviously have the real estate piece, oil and gas, apple, some big Japanese compioes, building suppliers like ACME brick, BNSF railroad, and I'm sure a lot of other pieces and parts.   

Our oil company suddenly wouldn't service if they don't deliver so we had to find a new 24 hour service.

Or are there courses that aren't snake oil?

As the never ending fishing for leads continues, what software for leads would you recommend and why?

., and the things I'd keep is strictly the oil, ags, infra assets and REI.