I would study the competition in that sub-market.

I am wondering if anyone out there has real numbers or done a "study" to determine these types of things.Thanks in advance for chiming in with your thoughts!

I studied interior design in Dublin Portobello Institute Ireland and here in Orlando.

You stated you have been studying for five years.

You are not ready to do anything but study.

My name is Alex Plott and I'm currently a junior at Baylor University studying accounting and finance.

It sounds like having a partner has a positive effect in that it gives both people an incentive to study and plan.  

I've been in love since the age of 18, seeing new development homes, watching HGTV, recently (like today) finishing my bachelor's in Real Estate and Economic Development and moving on to study at my master's level, so I can teach other's in the undergraduate programs what RE Investing REALLY is (as the tenure professors have no idea what they are discussing).

@Taylor Kitchens  no difference than any other person who works and invests.. but as Josh suggests if your flying long haul you will have time to study... were I lived in the Napa valley we had about 30 plus pretty senior SF based guys most were very senior flying asia or transacon. and they had plenty of time actually would have to worry about getting their number of TO and Landings in  :) lest they have to go to the sim. ... they loved golf...

@Karen SchimpfFinding your "blue ocean" takes time but it is a lot more funMy "blue ocean" has always been look for a re problem and find a creative solutionThe book by James Misko "how to finance any property anytime" gives 40 case studies on unique financing strategies