Make sure you keep clean and out with "good conduct" when you're ready to leave the Navy and into the private sector, hopefully making income enough to get you going in your next bigger RE deals.

Hi All-  Im from south florida. Interested in learning REI like most of people here. I have a very unique professional background . Im looking to connect with  successful  investors or business people in the industry ...

Background is in Mechanical Engineer background where I have been working in the Oil &  Gas sector all my life.

The city of Richardson is the home for the Texas "Telecom Corridor" and boasts impressive job growth in a number of sectors with State Farm currently building an uber headquarters there. 

@Omer MenasheThis isn't specific to Thailand but applies worldwide:1.

I invest in Columbus RE, huge growth to come from recent additions to the tech sector (google, intel, amazon, honda, and many start ups).

(No disrespect, just a fact)3) It's a hyper cyclical sector where downturns wash away all the noobies-over-leveraged-folks so without capital your only comparative advantage will be work ethics and built up experience: college and internships will bring you that.

Not only are MFG going up faster than SFH, I noticed that C are going up faster than A, to a point where A is not that much more expensive....I am seeing lots of risk in that market sector, but only time will tell...

Rowe Price Real Estate Fund and the Fidelity Real Estate Investment Portfolio.Real Estate Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs): Similar to real estate mutual funds, these funds track an index of real estate-related securities, providing diversified exposure to the real estate sector.

Though this pandemic has interrupted other business sectors, Real Estate in the Columbus and Cincy areas where I'm investing haven't halted in terms of selling and closing on larger deals.