While I still have activity in the life-safety business, I am also very involved in leasing and sales of commercial (mostly retail) properties.My chief aim in this next leg of my career is to acquire, through deal-making and hard work, ownership in income-producing commercial properties.

Maybe you could produce a quarterly "State of the Market" report that is only provided to people that have signed up.Just some thoughts.

I think saying that it's going to produce $190/unit in profit or a 20% ROE or $135.75, while the 50% is a useful rule of thumb, doesn't really acknowledge the reality that it often will fall above or below this.

I don't think the laws protect rock stars or Gospel singers. . . . .Yet.

You'll get there if you keep taking action and get guidance.Darrell you rock!

Cause it sounds like a plug for another guru thing trying to get off the ground.And at the end I guess you only select the real producers and chaulk up the others as slow learners.Most real estate brokers will take an agent if they have not been in trouble before just for the opportunity for the to sell a house to someone they know or their family.

It's a great one of a time show...if you like British music/rock/etc.Karen M., we won, most golds and most medals, 104 I think they said, way ahead of China.....USA ALL THE WAY!

WHo drew your lease agreements, are they rock solid?

REI rocks!  

They've gotten much better at producing quality product outside (or in hoops, sometimes using light dep).