Jobs are created in the private sector.

I use to have a business, and while they say they are ethical they could be better in that sector they claim to uphold.

Then the counties will end up with the higher property tax assessments they so badly need to make up for the shortfalls in other sectors of their economy.So you see... as the report shows... we are not only not the bad guys, but we are starting to become necessary, whether the mainstream media and governments of all levels like it or not.

What are the limiting factors that are stopping one company from taking over any sector in the market with all the modern systems available?

I write or have pictures for goals for the following topics: The Big StuffHealthFamilyFriendsThe SpiritTravelMoneyFor MeProjectsShoppingLearningHomeForgivenessSportsAdventureSerendipityI look at them at my leisure and don't stress about time frames.

The sectors we are interested in are healthcare, casinos, resorts, and large urban redevelopment projects ( mixed use ).

I currently am a partner in a digital marketing company and we have a sector of our company running out of the Philippines.

It's a good platform to both find deals and get a sense of what investors are looking for.BiggerPockets: Beyond being an excellent resource for networking and education in the real estate sector, BiggerPockets also has a marketplace where users can list and find multifamily properties.Local MLS: While the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is primarily associated with residential listings, many also feature multifamily properties. 

At about 50% LTV, that should generate plenty of cash flow to enjoy, along with much greater wealth.But here is the kicker, between the two examples, the latter can slow down/quit sooner to enjoy a more leisurely lifestyle at an earlier age.

Good to see a military man moving into the private sector.