I am now out of the service and back into the civilian sector.

The problem is the RE investing sector is full of people who want to charge a fee for less than great advice.I have been investing for 35+ years; Hawaii to London England.I went a long way before I ever paid a mentor or coach.

Now I have money to get a attorney to draw up or approve/edit my contracts and explain how this process must go in the future; BTW I am also sort of a Document Control Specialist (Directed that dept. too lol) in the ole' giant Texas Oil & Gas sector also which helps. 

There is no wrong or right sector of real estate to invest in. 

Been busy on raising capital for an M&A rollup in another sector so delayed beginning to invest in this space.

Outside of the STNL sector or grocery shopping centers, the retail investment market and demand has and is  declining.

They've been doing a ton of development up here both in the residential and commercial sectors as well.

A lot has been said about online sales growing in the retail sector and what that might mean for brick and mortar properties.

But certain population sectors are increasing; depending on your investment strategy, Onondaga County may represent a BOOM market.If you're looking to pick up some properties a little north, message me because I do know a gent who is exploring the idea of liquidating one or two properties north of Onondaga County.Cheers!

There are always bad apples in every sector.