My dilemma is: I need to invest relatively soon, and saving probably won't cut it so I have to get innovative to grow capital exponentially. 

I have not invested in Globe, but I have look at deals there, but I have invested in Nogales, Florence and Douglas which are very desert, small towns, when I drop $450k in Douglas my partners taught I was crazy, buying a 12 units, well I was crazy happy that I was Cash flowing great money and now just sold it, so I bought in Nov 2011 $450k sold in March 2016 $670k which made me a bit happy, never put a penny into it either. ( my partners now call me desert king and I like the term )  

Nothing really innovative or earth shattering.  

I'd like to suggest a book to you, maybe you've heard of it before – it's called The Innovators Dilemma by Clayton Christensen.

Land Real Estate Investor who employs a suite of radical and innovative acquisition, negotiation, marketing, and disposition tactics throughout the United States to purchase and sell vacant land real estate for profit.  

I'm active duty AF, stationed in AZ until I retire in Nov.

I'm active duty AF, stationed in AZ until I retire in Nov.

@Dave Foster,  so you can have a TIC combined under one entity?  

Researching markets, fostering relationships with brokers, finding and vetting deals, obtaining experience, raising capital, arranging bank funding, vetting management companies...the list goes on...is hard work; so, the deal structure is set up so that the sponsor gets compensated for that work with a 70/30 split rather than proportional.  

We're always looking to create new opportunities and foster great relationships!