(source: Deloitte - Blockchain in Commercial Real Estate).David Sacks, former COO @ Paypal, gave an interview to Fortune magazine recently, where he predicted that real estate will be the vanguard for a market where all sorts of assets, from fine art to shares in private funds, will be tokenized on a distributed ledger”.

This biz is part science & part art.

I can imagine this becomes an art of identification as I learn what it is that will satisfy the criteria in the end that I am looking for. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $99,000

Cash invested: $1

I purchased this property using no money; banks; loans; or any need for credit. Needed $...

Your friend will want to offer reinforced walls, built-in and secure irrigation and lighting systems and a state of the art security and surveillance system in-order to separate themselves from what is currently available.

I have a feeling that there might be an art to not bring it up too quickly or too late into the negotiation. 

Lots of two unit properties over there.Going east, you can find deals in Rosedale, Parkville and Carney that will work for Essex Community College students and if you go south into the city, you get a bit adventurous, but you've got the MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art).Lots of opportunities.Stephanie

@Howard Handler, the art comes in finding the deals where the seller accepts $106k for whatever reason.

That may be more art than science, which is why I don't like seeing the word "conservative" in investment packages.

Hi, @Jason Kozlowski, it's really as much a subjective art as anything else.