After a long career in the financial and non-profit sectors, I am feeling led to launch into the real estate investment market.

. :) I work with hundreds of vacation rental homeowners worldwide, and it's definitely a really exciting time to be in the industry given all that's been happening with the sharing economy.

But what also distinguishes Seattle from many other major cities is its fast-growing tech sector.

Irry,First off, tell us where you're at or where you plan on moving when you get out.Second, as a former Marine who has been in the "wonderful civilian IT sector" since 1999, good luck on getting out.

I retain over 13 years of experience in the residential and commercial investment real estate sector engaging with high net worth individuals, private equity groups and institutional funds .

The cost is high, retail sector is out of hand, so it's nice to get our money out of NY.My CPA is in New York (it's my wife).

After attending numerous seminars world wide over the last 5 years I am sad to say I have never been to a bigger sale pitched one like the Rich Dad Poor Dad one I attended in Kansas City.It actually made me feel very uncomfortable as to how hard the sale was.The book that changed my life was Rich Dad Poor Dad so it was very disappointing to see such pushy in your face sales strategies.This is just my opinion of the Kansas City seminar.Thanks.

Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

Not to mention the pay is much better than in my current sector.

Do you have any recent information about the city implementing plans to support growth and potentially invest in the growing BioTech sector?