For materials contact Arizona Polymer Flooring, or a Sherwin Williams commercial store.

I always look at the math before I invest in a property and like to share with others to see if anyone else has something to add.Here is  sample of my latest deal - I use Google Sheets to store all my documents so I can review and update it anywhere:

Sounds like a lightning strike, I think we have all bought into the media machine in our own way and I see how we can be caught up in the fuss of a little noise. 

The possibility of closure or realignment is a unique risk, but one that can be mitigated (not eliminated) by doing your due diligence.You can look at the 2005 BRAC list here:http://www.brac.gov/docs/AppendixCFinalUpdated.pdfI would also read the local paper and whatever other media is available about the base you are interested in investing near.  

i do admire the added funding resources aside from savings & conventional loans like hard/private money loans  -and the fastrack way to in fact generate profits from nothing, via  dishing out 'wholesale' contingency offers then upselling the crap out of the property - but like many has to be pointed out to newbies to BP, even with those a downpayment is required to invest. all in all, i'm appauled at the widespread connotation - often spun by mainstream media (ie, tv, internet) and the material they pump out, infomercials and all - that somehow people will 'discover' how they can make big money from no money. when in reality the underlying problem to me it seems to be the western norm to be making a decent salary (heck, even teens working at mcDs or whatever) and all but just be spending it day and day out but at the same time expecting somehow to get rich one day- without incrementally investing in a wealthier future any.how could adults these days chronically have no money, chronically have no creditworthiness, and *then* decide they want to start INVESTING?! 

A grocery store in the area would be huge as well. 

Going to RE networking events and talk to people.Call - "we buy houses" bandit signs, FRBO's, FSBO's, Section 8 listings, etc.Go to foreclosure auctions and talk to people.Join investor groups on social media websites. 

A kitchen display they had in the store that was regular retail price of around 5k was down to like $2800.

There, the police said, the blocks were stored for sale to a New Jersey contractor who thought he was buying legitimate merchandise.Lieutenant Nolan said the stones were being sold for $1 a block.

Megabus "rents" space at 24-hour convenience stores and such, to use the parking lot as a place to idle the engine for 30 minutes while passenger load and unload.