Hi Allen,I recognize your name.

When I recently went to visit this March I noticed that the University of Toledo (nationally recognized law school) has made major improvements to the area turning it into more of a college town (student housing is my thought process) which could be a good sign for future growth.  

I have actually had this exact argument with one of my friends on multiple occasions.First we have to recognize some semantics here.

Meaning, if I were to obtain investment properties first, I'd have to wait for that long until loan companies/banks recognize that income toward loan approval.

If you are Prepared, but DO NOT RECOGNIZE the Opportunity, you cannot get lucky.

I recommend English as it is the language predominately recognized by the court system in the US....okay...joking aside....I'm not an attorney and I don't play one on TV, but generally speaking my understanding of the operating agreement is that it governs roles and responsibilities of the management of the corporation.

—Dallas 1994, no writ) (recognizing a distinction between an option and a first-refusal right); CORBIN, supra note 1, § 11.3, at 468–69 (“A right of first refusal is not an option contract.”); BRYAN A.

By that, I mean you have to educate yourself to be able to recognize value and acquire properties that are structurally sound, aesthetically pleasing, physically functional and provide safety, security, affordability, convenience and a feeling of pride in your tenant’s mind.Sounds like a daunting task, doesn’t it?

I work with the law firm that’s investigating the practices - it’s a nationally recognized consumer-rights firm that takes on significant cases.

Thanks all of you for giving me the re-assurance that everything will work out once I start going out there and recognize that being honest is the best medicine in this business..