I am always interested in ghost towns since to me they represent potential opportunity. 

Our first investment is located in Highland IL and there are a few other opportunities we are looking at in the same area.

While opportunity costs can be a separate discussion, if you have a bird in the hand that hits all your specs, then it'd be silly to pass on it because of a pseudo-rule that someone else created.

As an ex-NFL player, you probably have a great network of high net worth people, it might be a great opportunity to syndicate a deal, bringing in investors with you.

If anyone is interested in a brief meeting over morning coffee, lunch, or anything I would love the opportunity to discuss investing and learn as much as possible.

Well, our tax incentives for foreigners are even more beautiful and paying 10% maximum of income tax is always funny.When you add foreign investment to tourism and a booming economy it's easy to understand why the prices here are getting higher.That opens a lot of opportunities for everyone looking to invest.

Hey Nathan, how are the opportunities in Detroit these days.  

It sounds like everyone is against the shed idea and to outsource this task (easy albeit) because of the opportunity cost essentially.

Sounds like a great value-add opportunity if you can make it work!

And yes, when a smaller than normal commission split (2.5-3%) is offered, it does present an opportunity as many buyer agents try to avoid it.