I have several cash buyers/investor wanting to spend millions to purchase commercial property.

So-Special with his 1 house that has it's 1 million offers on it.

He said "I don't care if you make a million dollars on a dollar, that won't hurt my feelings one bit." 

Build enough of a cash reserve to have a substantial down payment on an investment property in order to have lower mortgage payments which will result in a positive cash flow.or Partner with someone and find an investment that produces positive cash flow and is in an area moving in the right direction.There is no need to forecast past that point since a million different things can happen.

With all due respect, I disagree with this approach.Firstly, Umbrella policies are over and above standard polices and are for the second million, third million, etc.

The million dollar question...

In the package I bought "making your first million" there are supposed to be contracts included (couldnt find them yet). 

also you might want to pay for consultation if this is a major purchase.. if its just a small mom and pop park for a couple hundred grand or less you can take more risk.My dad built and owned a few water companies in CA in the 60s  he could not wait to sell them.. like I said way up in the thread for ME PERSONALLY I would not buy a park without city sewer and water.. but realize that there are tons of them out there with private systems that seem to work fine.. my parks were in Oregon and Washington and were all well over 1 million to 3 million so much more at risk and I don't want to risk the well going bad or DEQ condemning a septic sytem eetc.

Within commuting distance to Manhattan you get a co-op for less than $100K or a house for over a $1 million.  

I’m looking at a 1.1 million dollar home in encore. 11 beds 13 baths.I understand Kissimmee Florida may be the most saturated rental market in the world but I believe it still has very valuable opportunities if you get into it properly.