@Aaron JunckPersonally we are in the acquire stage.

I think the one that was the biggest news to me was the stand-alone bathtub in the center of the bathroom.

I see in this thread discussions about Californians speculating on unfettered appreciation and buying in areas an hour away from the urban centers because they can't afford to buy close to where they work.  

I am in the stage of building capital and knowledge before I go after my first deal.

The meeting doesn't have to be in a fancy hotel ballroom or convention center.

Brent has a crew, a warehouse, gobs of tools, and a steady stream of people calling for rentals, work done at their rentals, and people dropping off cabinets, toilets etc (warehouse is next to recycling center... sweet huh?).

If/when I have $1M, I would look at investing it into value-add or income producing multi-family apartment complexes or retail strip centers.

Kroenke paid $429 a square foot for the Northridge shopping centers, which include a total of 268,362 square feet.

So while cash flow is important, it's important in 15 years.We are in the acquisition stage.

Dorkin is a stage name?