Glad to see you break from the chains.

If that lady would have listed with a broker they would have known most of this going in and not wasted a ton of time .Anyway and on most of the inner city stuff I fund there are wholesalers on those usually daisy chains this guy is making 1k this guy is making 2k this guys is making 500. 

Within that period of time, I felt that I will be in need of "security" due to say a mortgage/kids/family, and that will chain me from taking risks.

trendy areas close to restaurants and downtown life...high growth areas for investing...good schools...close to recreation???

I think strategy for an investor might change as you go up the food chain on investing.

Also hit me up if you want restaurant recommendations.

I just reserved the side room at Aviator's Restaurant at the Executive Airport.Admission, because nothing's free, is $20.

You move up in the chain by getting more distributors below you that either consume products or sell products.

Looked at them a couple of years ago.....just a bunch of clueless wannabes passing the same stale, useless and overpriced crap....daisy chain hell.

So for example if the population is seven thousand and all they have is a burger/taco place, a mom and pop steakhouse and maybe a chain hotel, it may be hard to find a buyer.