Real estate is considered to be a “staple good”, which are specific goods that are consumed by people on a regular basis.

They cannot.Think this through and figure a way to get some 'skin in the game', however small......maybe offer to contribute even $100 a week from your regular job.Then go get some real world experience in the field.....volunteer at a RE office as a gofer, or at a construction jobsite as a clean-up guy....that will impress a lot of people.....Good luck!

Real estate is considered to be a “staple good”, which are specific goods that are consumed by people on a regular basis.

At one point he mentioned the attic had a pull down door and the attic was partially floored so items such as Christmas decorations could be stored up there. 

I only had regular home owners but I'm pretty sure they would be able to help you. 

I was thinking either a 7-eleven non-gas convenience store or split it into a dunkin with a drive thru connected with a tmobile or verizon or something like that so i have 2 stores in one.

This is a regular debate between us.I'm looking for recommendations, either specific properties we should consider, or general thoughts on investing in Las Vegas.

The guys up at 6:00am to make sure they have everything and not running back to the store at 12:00pm because they forgot stuff or are just getting started are the guys you want to be connected with.3.

Each time you go to the grocery store, you have to spend more dollars to buy the same set of goods.

There are also a lot of late Work Orders, generally property managers update Resman regularly or is it rather a secondary software that not all features are used?