One of the many reasons people don’t create blogs and forums is because of the massive undertaking it takes to monitor.

Judging from your persona, my last response will probably come under more argumentative scrutiny, so perhaps this will help your massive ego:You are the best wholesaler in the country.You know Everything about motivated sellers.There is no other way to do anything, all of your statements are 100% accurate and everyone else is wrong including me.

Option #6 - Invest in commercial syndications (apartments, self-storage, mobile home parks, retail, industrial). 

Jack, if you're facing a massive taxable gain, ask your CPA about 1031s, self-directed 401Ks/IRAs, or entity protection.

Those are pretty hot retail markets. 

I actually will change retail deals to as-is to negotiate and provide a difference between myself and other buyers to the seller.

When I’m studying a new market for my company, I’ll spend hours driving streets taking notes of what I’m seeing:- Where are the demand drivers (employers, large retail power centers/shopping)- What is the development pipeline in the area?  

If you’re comfortable with massive swings of wealth, then don’t diversify.

Hello All,I read one of he post here in BP which talked about what type of contractors not to use ( retail contractors and remodel) when doing a rehab.

That’s what massive action looks like!