The BP Blog is on a whole different platform - Wordpress - because it's the most universally awesome "foundation" for blogs.

I worked at home and completed the Cash Flow Freedom University, which I am proud of – I mostly worked during nap-times and at night.

Their biggest concern is mom and pop's money who are no accredited investors and can't stand to lose.

I am studying real estate at Georgetown University, but I know that the real education is in experience.

I know in the northeast and my alma mater Temple University, they are buying up land one square block at a time for the main campus.

Equitable interest is real with lease options, installment contracts and other arrangements, and applies pretty universally to some degree.

Where I am from:Originally from a tiny town in north central Illinois called Tiskilwa but now I live in the Champaign/Urbana area very close to the University of IllinoisBackground/Goals: I am a agricultural engineer and focus on off-road equipment.

I've been somewaht related to university studies.

City utilities has tons of information, utility costs and services.Vist the building department and permits site for a few minutes, you can see what requirements they may have, knowing if they have inspections for occupancy permits for a new tenant might be good to know.Check the local unemployment site, jobs available, unemployed stats, major employors there, job outlooks from the city...are they hiring, laying off etc.Are there recession proof industries and employment opportunities, hospitals, educational areas-universities and population of students.

People are almost universally focused on growing "passive income" with creative financing that they fail to account for risk properly.