KCMO is a great place to be to launch your RE investing, and BP a great site to learn and grow along the way.

I have 15 units right now and am still looking to grow.  

Once your portfolio grows, you are required to list 4 comparable non-section 8 properties you have and the associated rents on the Section 8 paperwork.

Could turn out the peak oilers are right, and we're all living in huts and growing our own food.

Among the means at your disposal for collecting leads and growing your quick-turn real estate business is establishing a farm area where you do business on a regular basis.

Unfortunately, as your portfolio grows (or even with a small portfolio over the long term), these expenses catch up with you and must be accounted for (because you have to spend real money to pay them).

I was finishing up a career in medicine, running a small ranch with my family, and growing my real estate business into a multifamily focused operation and was buried with tasks.

When the price of imported goods gets so high that we can't afford them, which will happen as the dollar goes down in value, and other economies grow, we will start producing things again and experience real growth.

If farmers were able to benefit from the higher prices, they would have an incentive to grow more.

They are "naturally" bankrupt.