Not bad odds, in the grand scheme of things.

Maybe even 50%, because my material expense is probably going to be that plus, right off the bat (the labor is actually rather cheap for such a job in the grand scheme of things).

In my case, I learned (just through public records, the information was readily available to anyone willing to dig for it) that the municipal and school funding of the area was about to DOUBLE due to the expiration of a tax scheme.

You need a sophisticated asset protection scheme. 

Under the Howey test, they look at whether theres a "common scheme or enterprise."

What does that mean in the scheme of things?

You are going to want to get up to speed on the DC Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) ... you will absolutely hate this scheme.

The title will be something along the lines “America’s Second Oldest Profession – Real Estate Schemes: How the perfect frontman coupled with the perfect system combined to remove countless millions of dollars from the pockets of hundreds of investors.”

B class is working class ranging from blue to white colour, primarily family communities but often transitioned into seniors.

Sounds like a get rich scheme.