I've always been interested in real estate, and have even toyed with the idea of becoming a real estate agent but my focus is to eventually set up enough passive income that I can follow my bigger goals and dreams, but the basic foundation is super important to me as a lasting legacy to my children and the framework to support my longer term goals monetarily.While I'm not familiar with some aspects of real estate I do have specialized knowledge that I'm hoping to use within the world of real estate, which is renewable energy/sustainable living and also suitability to agriculture and specialized equine facilities.

It has several unique and very desirable features.

Right now I have a unique opportunity to push for a couple of areas and I wanted to know what your opinions on those place are - in regards to beginning REI.

Well on one hand it is good for SEO to have social signals and have evergreen, unique content pushed out regularly and promoted on social media.

It's a really great, unique complex and I thought it would be really easy to get it rented out as opposed to buying and renting a generic condo.

I was wondering how much the BP community thinks this would have saved on end construction for these unique spec builds on a per sqft basis.

I love College Station, as long as you understand exactly how to be a great student landlord - it has some of its own unique characteristics.

It's a unique model which makes it nice because there is limited competition.I know you'll find some great information on this site.

And, coincidentally enough, that tech company that I mentioned earlier that I'm working on is focused on developing educational electronics toys, kits and tools for kids -- specifically teaching hardware and software interfaces...so, not only is it a pet peeve, it's something I'm trying to fix...

My unique educational background has given me extensive insight into both design and economics, with an emphasis on city planning.