Franklinton is undergoing rapid transformation, with developments like The Gravity Projects, new breweries, and an expanding arts district driving change.Safety and Future Outlook:Increased Investments: New developments bring better lighting, public spaces, and infrastructure, naturally improving safety.Community Growth: More residents and businesses create activity, discouraging crime and boosting the neighborhood's vibrancy.Police and Outreach: Enhanced patrols and local organizations address crime and substance issues.While challenges remain, ongoing investments and gentrification make Franklinton safer and more attractive.

So far they only demonstrated their proficiency in the art of selling but nothing talented about their industry knowledge.- They are extremely manipulative in their sales approach.

The whole "art" of being a syndicator is the ability to raise capital.

The martial arts promoted heavy conditioning.

I'm about halfway through "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuc k" - it's been a decent read so far.

Dora for art festivals, several public springs, etc). 

Have multiple 4 units (B/C asset class) in different parts of city and we average about $100-$120 a month per building.Cheers,Art

Purchase price: $8,000 Cash invested: $2,000 I purchased 2.5 acres of Raw Land in Joshua Tree, less than ten minute drive from the park and downtown area in 2018.Purchased via seller financing.2k down with monthly installments to pay out rest.Current similar lots are selling for around $65kI plan to hold long term Would eventually love to develop something on the land-either an art park or residence.

I've listened to just about every podcast in the BP library, hell I was listening to "left field investing" before they got bought out back when they were on the "gentle art of crushing it". 

@Art Webb, what kind of business?