How will utilities keep water and power up when people can't work together in offices? 

The landlord lobby groups have a lot of power and dont forget our president is a real estate guy.

Learned the power dynamics when working with builders and where leverage lies.

I am 18 years old, and I run a Landscaping, Lawncare, Power Washing business and an Ebay business with 950 items listed and 400 sold.

They also have a myriad of other benefits including the flexibility and power to invest in the gamut of asset classes alternative investments, contribution limits, checkbook control, etc.

I help regular people buy and sell their dream homes, but my true passion lies in helping investors from all across the country pursue financial freedom through real estate investing, in my local market.

Continue also to educate yourself on these subjects as the more you will know, the more powerful the synergies with these team members will be.

I've sold "tons of cheap vacant Florida parcels", ...via "my own twist" to owner-financing: ---- "Rent-to-Own" ----I've sold 100s of vacant parcels, as I've been awarded the status: a "power-seller" plus a "top-rated seller" on eBay.

Generally faster than ground up development and can usually happen at a lower price point (ours will be $27 per square foot inclusive of land).And maybe I am nitpicking here put I would respectfully challenge the idea that "in order to grow you have to use leverage" and instead suggest that while leverage can be a very powerful to to increase the rate of growth, it is not a necessity. 

Using the BRRR strategy is a powerful tool.