I’m in a 506(b) on the GP Side right now & other than the ability to advertise under 506(c), one reason one wouldn't go with 506(b) and accept Sophisticated investors is increased liability.We feel comfortable and run a tight ship so we’re not too concerned; However, our SEC attorney has drafted all docs (operating agreement, subscription, & PPM) and has encouraged us to have the PPM be a more robust version because we are allowing sophisticated investors to colloberate. 

On top of this, it is a very walkable city with great parks and access to water (Hudson River or Newark Bay) and a cruise line.As a heads up, Bayonne will be going through a tax revaluation shortly.

I never saw that Podcast but I'm interested as well as I'm living and China and an curious what he shipped.

High tides raise all ships"  - this is why you're seeing traditionally dead markets growing.Never a better time to be a flipper.

Chicago and all the surrounding town ships almost always uses zoning to make these areas less dense. 

I went with Riverwoods Flooring (online with free shipping).

I am just a silly lil ape with an ego from here to yonder :Ppshhht... don't get mentor ship!!

Cruise through the forums and read the horror stories by investors who had bad management.Shop for the property manager FIRST.

I'm not really focusing on the San Diego market due to high prices but really just want to get some experience while not being a burden.I live about an hour north of San Diego and the commute can be brutal which got me thinking about trying to find something flexible I could do after leaving work in the San Diego area while either waiting for traffic to die down or just crash on the ship for the evening.

So I've recently become interested in shipping container homes.