Yes I invest heavily on the beach.

As a condo owner, we could not touch the roof for repairs and had to rely heavily on the COA who did not act in a timely manner. 

They heavily advertise in the Denver radio market.

It is heavily treed, has creeks and lakes.

Construction and remodeling is another industry that is not showing any signs of slowing in the near future with larger developers heavily invested such as Pulte Homes, D.R.

My company invests heavily in section 8 in Kansa City, MO.

@Bianca Nunes, I also live in NOVA and looked heavily into this option but after a year of due diligence and research ended up coming to the conclusion that multi-family syndications were a much better a return from a cashflow, equity and return on my own time.  

Also, if you are heavily leveraged, 1mil of property value could be 100k of equity --- so what are you protecting? 

It isn't exactly perfect, but it works in most cases out here since tourism is heavily popular. 

So you want to focus pretty heavily on generating investment capital.So I would focus very heavily on what you can do between 16 and 18 to both amass capital for your first purchase, but also focus on what you can do to ramp up your earnings capability fast.For example, a 5 year plan to get a Bachelors/Masters will generate more income, but won't start until year 6 and will probably have a cross-over point in year 8 or 9.