Has anyone taken the Adventures in CRE Accelerator Course (https://www.adventuresincre.com/accelerator/)?

Good luck with your new adventures!!!

This story begins like any other, a man searching for meaning, adventure and purpose.

Medical buildings and Casino have really created a hot market, and it will just increase.  

I'm no invoice, but each deal is an adventure and sometimes bumpy roads will occur. 

This has really fired the desire,..now, want to invest the intestinal fortitude to get this adventure going!

Close access to lakes, ski resorts, casinos, and golf courses.Also areas like The Hideout, Lake Ariel, and Lake Wallenpaupack are worth looking into also.

Just a little advise from a rental investor of several houses......the hassle of getting the rent along with renters that don't treat the property as they should.....and yes did I mention eviction process it gets costly by the time they get out your 3 or 4 months behind.....for all the work you did you be better off just flipping it.....my Husband and I have done this rental investment for the last 16 years it's not at all what you think and we do all the work ourselves except for the big-ticket items.....of course, we are from upstate New York maybe you have a better area to pick different tenants.....we also did a few flips if we had to do it over that's the way to go......good luck in your new adventure wish you well....it's hard work.....PS we are getting rid of them one by one....

It happened as more adventurous members with slightly higher income than the current neighborhood buyers, and saw a more desirable package in terms of money and amenities than their current situation.

I actually worked at Cache Creek Casino for a while when I went back to college late in life (at Woodland's Yuba College campus).It even flooded pretty bad back then (late 1990's).