"A benefit corporation or B-corporation is a type of for-profit entity in some U.S. states that wishes to consider society and the environment in addition to profit in their decision-making process..."

It's a "benefit corporation", similar to an LLC but each year the company shows an annual report saying how they have helped the environment, community, etc.

Here in Southern California we have the most over fished real estate investor market in the world. 

Yes, Alabama has a wonderful beach, white sands, surf and great fishing.

I am a 2006 Baylor Grad and when I am not learning about real estate investing I enjoy being outdoors, hiking, hunting, fishing, camping and of course going to Baylor games. 

@Lee Badragan   It reminds me of a friend of mine that went on his first Steelhead fishing trip and hooked 9 fish in 2 days and was just ecstatic 3 more trips never touched a fish..

I have yet to check out the REIC meetings, but have run into the local big fish at the Pine Financial sponsored meet ups at the Ritz Grill, my personal favorite no sales, real player attended free meetup.

Every year the city mobilizes "Angel's Night," with tens of thousands of volunteers patrolling areas at high risk.[40][41]Problems[edit]Population decline[edit]As Detroit's abandoned houses have been demolished, gaps in the previously urban environment have emerged, which is sometimes called urban prairie.Further information: Demographic history of DetroitLong a major population center, Detroit has been going through a major reduction in population; the city has lost over 60% of its population since 1950.[42] A Michigan web site compares Youngstown, Ohio to Detroit on a much smaller scale due to its own economic problems.[43]Detroit reached its population peak in the 1950 census at over 1.8 million people, and decreased in population with each subsequent census; as of the 2010 census, the city has just over 700,000 residents, adding up to a total loss of 61% of the population.[44][45]A major change in the racial composition of the city also occurred over that same period; from 1950 to 2010 the black/white percentage of population went from 16.2%/83.6% to 82.7%/10.6%.[46] Due to the prevalence of the one-drop rule in assigning African-American race in the 20th-century United States, arguably a better comparison figure from 2010 is 84.3% marking African-American even if they marked some other race, and the 7.8% non-Hispanic white population of Detroit in 2010 might be a better figure to use for comparison figured.[47] Approximately 1,400,000 of the 1,600,000 white people in Detroit after World War II have left the city, with many going to the suburbs.[48]Unemployment[edit]According to the U.S.

Your post amplifies the need to get "educated" or "re-tooled" for RE investing in today's environment.

Can't tie the right knots unless you know the differences of the fishing line.