After gaining enough capital for a safety net and putting enough down to purchase a property, I want to rehab and resell houses.

Most families with children will not want cement in their house as they may view it as a safety hazard to their child.If you are marketing to college kids, then cement is the way to go because it is easy to clean vomit and spilled beer after parties and cement doesn't stain as easily as wood or carpet.Personally I go for what I like.

This was a well-written article by Elaine Misonzhnik and highlights some interesting property types including:1.Farms: As the demand for organically grown food continues to grow, this is right on.

My husband then asked her why she needed that 20 pound bag of dog food in the corner - she replied, "well, it's a big dog!".

  - My comments about the "safety" of multi-families was more for the benefits of any newbies who might be reading this later.  

I'm currently employed in the poultry/food industry and my wife and I own and operate an ad specialties business specializing in embroidery & printing as well.

Food for thought.

  - garbage disposals are a pain in the a$$  - you're not really supposed to put much food down them at any one time - they're prone to clogging up and they are NASTY to clean out.  

But I also had some safety systems in place to protect against losses.

Whole Foods, etc.) that would have definite pluses/minuses in the perceived value of real estate?