Whatever your answer to this question is...is the answer to your question.With every investment, always develop a best case, worst case and most likely case and throughly evaluate EVERY potential risk.

Here's something I got from today - may serve a purpose to someone 💰👏🏼🤔I spoke with two colleagues, both with extensive marketing insight backed by many years in management, and instead of investing a lot of time and money in creating a website, they advised me to continue developing my network with Facebook.

Cheers,Alex HeckamanBefore & After HomesLive Free Development 

Investing in developing inner cities, flourishing downtowns, flips and rentals.

Simply post and watch opportunities develop.  

Claiming a truck is "Truck of the Year' by Motor trend, allows me to at least evaluated Motor trend's basis for making that decision.

Running the numbers multiple ways not only points you towards the optimal strategy, but it also helps you develop multiple exit strategies (EG: flip is plan A, hold as rental is plan B, or visa versa if B>A). 

@Brian Gibbons  us developer builder types go to the planning department and get a copy of their zoning and lot map.. shows every lot in the city and what its zone.we then stick it on the wall.. and start to identify our targets.. it gives big picture and little picture I am a map nut when it comes to visuals. 

Add to that the down and out areas that are having major revitalization...Bishop Arts, Trinity Groves, more development in Historic East Dallas, etc.  

I always appreciate comments and differing viewpoints because I am still developing that "system".