Here's a random example I picked.http://www.redfin.com/RI/Chepachet/31-Cooper-Rd-02814/home/51861906Don't know if this helps.

He was so proud, we would go to random dealerships when we traveled as a family so he could see the sticker, and see if there was any defects, or if they did any major alterations to his design at all(they still haven't 20+ years later).There is nothing exciting about what I just described.

They randomly buy in one name or the other, depending on the deal and the financing.  

mod=rss_whats_news_usan article from the wall street journal about the troubles coming around the corner for commercial real estate.I personally think this will be the best time to buy commercial properties, not random speculative buying but purchase properties with strong income that are way under valued.

Jimhaha my time can go from being very limited to free time, it all depends on luck, randomness, weather, Uncle Sam etc, so unfortunately I cannot make a real schedule at this time.

I have expenses that come up at different times of the year (taxes, insurance, etc) and then I am saving for capex, random repairs, etc. 

Are you actually going to base your actions in regards to a $ 325,000 investment on a legal opinion rendered by a random responder on an open forum?

I was in the process of going through all the shows to find and list the marketing specific shows and randomly found this link:https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcastlistI know it would be a good bit of work to update this list, but would be greatly appreciated :-) Either way.

The thought process was that any  action on that account is somehow related to the property and would be easier to sort through at the end of the year than having to dig through my personal account with all the random transactions over the year. 

Once you factor in vacancies, repairs, other random things that pop up, seems like you're guaranteed to lose money.