Some of the other fundamentals are also strong - close to Bart, freeway and next to the schoolRecent sales have been encouraging.

I suggest you ask yourself a more fundamental question.

We all have to be careful to not confuse our timing success for fundamental success.

It’s definitley high but I believe the fundamentals are there to support it.

Phoenix had strong demographic and employment fundamentals coming into this pandemic.

BUT fact is REI is just ASSET Investment, many if not nearly all the principles and fundamentals of REI apply to other assets.

I can’t see any correlation between a fundamentally flawed and poorly executed business plan and the RE market as a whole. 

Once the music stops, company has no incentive to do buyback and more focus on real fundamental to create cash-flow/divident to the investor.

If I create that foundation, I'll have the fundamentals to potentially take things to another level.

I am at a crossroads and have three fundamental options:1) Should I pursue an analyst / associate position at an already established commercial investment company to learn the ropes and gain experience?