With that being said, how on earth does this famous quote have anything to do with real estate and/or our real estate business’?

(We'll try to forget the recent news about overzealous parents "trying" to make sure that their babies have diplomas from that famous school).Pick your choice and from the following headlines and Google this museum topic.

Some of the most famous billionaire real estate investors are owners of real estate companies; such as Sam Zell, Donald Trump, and Warren Buffett.

As to whether the authorities are aware of it, Mayor Koch of NYC was asked what he's going to do with thousands of illegal units in the city during a re-election campaign famously said, tell me where to house the 200,000 to 300,000 people made homeless if I enforce it.My wife has a degree in urban planning and worked in the planning department in Long Island where most municipalities handle their zoning and the policies and procedures are similar.

Purchase price: $75,000 This house sits on about 16 acres and was once owned by the famous Pat Garrett, the sheriff who shot Billy the Kid.

the wine country in Oregon is no where near were you would do any kind of dense housing.. even if you could.I have logged many of those vineyards over the years and you have the forestry department whining that we are taking away prime forest land just to grow grapes to sell to the rich and famous who pay 100 dollars a bottle for wine ....The wine industry is real though..

It's not a hands off investment to earn a 30% IRR.Remember, high tech programmers and doctors are famous for making bad decisions with their money (high earners in desirable places to live), because we thought we knew better than the hedge funds, family offices, and insurance companies who spend $MM on market research ..

A lot of new investors are famously stuck in analysis paralysis for way too long.

As famously explained in The One Thing: "Put the man together, and the world falls into place."

Fergus Wilson is a famous Landlord in Britain known for his strict rules that often violated what we call Fair Housing laws.