if enough people are underworking, it will take a lot more than the top 2% to allow the non-productive/under productive to live a great life.Maybe technology can save things, but in the absence of technology, I fear the US falling from highest GDP over the next generation. 

I think investing in markets with a good university is smart, and OU seems to be making positive moves in the right direction. 

If you want to control entry with a buzzer system, particularly one that can be operated remotely from a smart phone, then you're probably going to pay a pretty penny and need professional installation.Have you tried a UPS Access Point?

The path forward will require building trust with governments and demonstrating how the technology works – and also, how specific solutions prevent mischief and corruption. .

It is not about being a "softy", but rather the smart business decision.

Dude, pay no attention to all these clowns.I started with no money, and I wholesaled my way to success.The mistake all you negative "smart people" are making is simply this.Wholesaling  is NOT lying to people telling them "I will buy your house" when you have no cash to buy their house,Get it through your ignorant skulls.

Its a crazy deal space that all the teachers are good and honest people;  John Jackson (TX), Joe Bodeck, and Joe McCall (supper smart) who has come out with a brilliant educatoin help:  1 page deal training. 

Is investing in Richmond a smart move for someone first starting out, or should I still look in MD?

Seem like smart motivated people, so look forward to attending in person.

This dude is almost as smart as he is handsome!