In that regard, large homes can often be a bright and shiny object.

@Scott TrenchOur objective has been to hit our target of units (doors if you prefer) with the minimum number of actual properties.   

But it is clear you are not 100% objective.  

I've posted a few articles both on our website (below in the signature) as well as the blog I have here on BPBut those investors have also studied the local market a lot, talked with local professionals, and networked with other investors to help them understand the risks more.The meetup I help organize out here in Seoul is all about overseas investors looking to invest in the US or other countries. 

The Lynchburg REIA is a great organization.  

Such identification and publicity creates organic growth that in turn helps them scale even more.

But that's like saying if money were no object, would you rather own a Ferrari or a Hyundai?

The fact that Omar (organizer) is so set against selling services as a side line impressed me.  

He needs to file a petition with the court to be declared the owner due to being a surviving spouse.I don't think he needs the full probate case that takes 9 months because he is a spouse with community property privileges and not her children.Could be wrong but,I don't think so unless of course her family files a legal objection to his inheritance.

Oh, you are right Adam Schooley , I think BP thinks I'm in Pompano based on my zip code.I'm indeed in Coconut CreekThe funny thing is my only attraction to Coconut Creek is my son's current school, but my objective is to homeschool, so I can really live anywhere in Broward.