Our imminent conference call is not merely a transaction; it is the overture to a partnership where I, as an aspiring real estate investor, am poised to become her protégé.Lateefah's guidance is not just about transactions; it's about orchestrating the artistry of property acquisition.

I've never been in the military but my partner worked for a Defense Contractor for 20+ years and many of his bosses were ex-military.

Connect with seasoned investors...hit up local meetups and larger networking events like workshops and conferences.

The best defense  is a healthy offense.

In fact we have an 8:45am conference call with the listing broker on this very subject.

We have a thriving medical and cyber security industry with a lot of big name Defense Contractors in the area (Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, etc.)Stop ignoring real estate investors here, you're losing money if you continue to do so!

., the taxpayer owned one parcel of land for 11 years and upon sale the court ruled it was inventory and would be subject to ordinary income taxes rather than cap gains.My point is, @Anna Watkins, that you need to speak with a savvy professional and lay out your facts/develop a defense plan before you redevelop.

It's a small building, and the little hall of conference rooms is right off the main entrance. 

I will be in Long Beach this weekend for a conference so I can't make the one you just mentioned.

While an insurance policy may cover your defense and potentially cover the actual damages of your tenants, it cannot and will not cover punitive damages.