Thanks for the reply Jon Pitcher, I'd love to talk to you about the deal.

@Jon Pitcher Was looking to get a good attorney that specialized in Real Estate that I can rely on when needed.  

Put some Texas BBQ on the table, a couple of margarita glasses and pitcher on the patio coffee table.

There is a wholesale meet up every month in town that Jeff Rappaport and Brian Pitcher run that is super informative and FREE.  

Former minor league pitcher with the San Francisco Giants, veteran with 7th Special Forces Group, and most recently Baseball Ops Assistant with the Pittsburgh Pirates. 

I'm not an expert on this, but @Jeff Rappaport and Brian Pitcher run a free wholesaling class once a month.  

One free source is @Jeff Rappaport and Brian Pitcher have a free wholesaling group that meets once a month.  

The pitcher is looking at you thinking of ways to strike you out, while the bases are full of your teammates awaiting their fate to cross the home plate.

All Texas Rangers pitchers

I do get appreciate the idea of radical diversification you propose, but I'm thinking of this analogy: if you as a team managers have a pitcher who performs pretty consistently and is in a 5 year contract, it's questionable whether you should try to acquire more than one or maybe two back-up pitchers, due to the challenges and the opportunity costs of spending that kind of time and money.