needless to say he did very wellSurprisingly, residential foundation works are very similar when building bridge structures (previous exposure from previous company), have built a couple bridges by self-performing, I think it is just a matter of finding the right contractor to do it when you are an investor, but then you will need to know what you want also, which poses another investor skill set.

The OP was pondering opportunity cost, and we’ve provided him with options that don’t materially increase his exposure. 

And that is how it works, J.P. doesn't take the actual problem accounts, no, were all told what a great "helpful" thing it is that they are taking a big hunk of what is working because then, at a smaller size it "mitigates risk exposure" and we gobble it up. 

On top of that, your tax exposure can be very much limited to non existent with the right buy and hold plan and cash flow of a few hundred dollars for each door is nothing compared appreciation over 10 years.Speaking about CA RE only, any person can take data from any 15 year hold period and find results that prove that the market appreciation alone with beat the best cash flowing cities in America hands down.

It seems to be listed incorrectly so I don't think its getting exposure.

Thanks for the response Bruce, the reason I wanted to do wholesaling originally because you have the opportunity to let's say get into investing with less capital but at the moment, I am going to graduate College (I am residing in Texas like you are and will be hopefully graduating A&M this Spring) and I want to do something that gives me the proper exposure to the real estate industry.

I ask because I would love to avoid the MLS due to inventory and as you stated exposure but would not even begin to know how to find houses other than spending the time to find what look to be vacant properties and then making cold calls.

Old-school masonry - be it foundation, bricks or blocks - were usually made of only lime and sand, no cement, their proportions have to be exact and they cured very slowly and could be adversely affected by water exposure early in the curing process.

Your dwelling policy insures the premises, and in most cases you wouldn't have an exposure for your tenant's dog.However, no two companies have exactly the same policy, and the answer could be different depending on how the policy is written and what restrictions come along with it.

Here are some options:Put them up on eBay where you will get national exposure to anyone who searches on buying "Kurt Cobain" items.Wait until you see who buys the other property then if they bought at an inflated price, offer to sell them your properties.Try to find a "Kurt Cobain" fan club and turn your rentals into "stay at the house Kurt Cobain lived in" vacation rental.