My main focus now (age 33) is to continue to grow my businesses, net worth, continue to build a well diversed investment portfolio (stocks, rentals, reits, franchises, brick and mortar, insurance, ecommerce) aquire maybe 1-2 more franchises, and just grow and improve and enjoy raising my kids.

I am still a newbie but have been reading in the BRRRR method and just as i was going to pull the trigger i find out that i will no longer be residing in the US, I am receiving a promotion and have a child on the way.

Also if you like what you do, a masters can help you get promoted &/or get a better job with in CRE.

@Nicholas DiPasquale My first thought about where to buy is Aurora or Littleton, older communities with established infrastructure, diversity, growth(?). 

Can't actually link it since he refers me business, so linking the website would in effect be self promotion. :) Pragmatically, from your perspective these clients are actually just really picky first-time homebuyers, always keep that in mind.For well established clients: A common thing I see among agents that list a lot of 2-4 unit properties is a suit in tie, and this is in the SF Bay Area where generally no one wears suits.

Justine, syndicators make (on average) 1-3% acquisition fee and a 1-2% asset management fee, as well as promotes, disposition fees(some of them) and many others.

Russel can't promote himself but I can, he is one of the best agents to connect with in this area.

., TV commercials, radio ads, motivated seller website, SEO, pay per click/adwords, facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, and other forms of online advertising and boosted/promoted social media postings.Bottom line is consistency.

., TV commercials, radio ads, motivated seller website, SEO, pay per click/adwords, facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, and other forms of online advertising and boosted/promoted social media postings.Bottom line is consistency.

Financial promotion is different from running a pooled investment so likely to be two sets of regulations.