Actually it depends on which stat you like to use, (per capita or per household).

I host 2 meetups and they both have a different agenda and style to them. 

Once you get a new panel there shouldn't be any Preventative Maintenance, it should just last for the next 25 years.As @John Underwood said, try to get the biggest you can, we're increasingly becoming power-hungry households! 

I think the more more dramatic opportunity will be the millions of baby boomers ready to move into a multifamily facility that is catered into their life-style, thus creating rental demand and lowering SFH suburban housing demand. 

So I want to copy that style and find a house I can furnish and rent out the rooms.

I like your writing style, very simple and clear.I've hoarded on cash this time (keeping my powder dry as you said), and rather buy when RE is lower that current highs, than pull the trigger due to impatience.

I used to own a reusable moving boxes business and I was interested in doing some kind of concierge self storage business (Like Iron Mountain, but for household goods).  

A word to the wise though: I like your style, but your posts in the Forum are suspiciously edging towards direct advertising (by encouraging us to look up your SPONSORED profile) ie. only appropriate for the Marketplace Section.

If you do not want to work your way up in the business and want to pay for instant success, then you may want to look for more of one on one type of paid mentors... these free for all guru events are full of information but very hard to cram what would take you years to learn into a 3 day weekend.BP has a bunch of regular investors that share their investing theories and stories and some of this may help you and its free.. really depends on your learning style...

Larry,I would think it would be based on a few different factors, mostly what your RE investment objectives and style are.