My partner in the sporting goods and bicycle industry said we should go into real estate.

I’ve enjoyed the metaphorical rollercoaster ride, from the climb to the height of the market, down through the turns of the market crash, around the twisting bends of the changing industry and back again to the inching ascend.

In the lending industry, there is a commonly used term called a “shopper” to describe a person who is calling every lender in town to find the best deal on a loan.

With all of these new projects being formed and tracked online, and the enormous amount of press on this new industry, many of these 506(b) projects are still being discussed in public forums, either by the issuer, their contacts, or the platforms themselves.

What's your favorite Before/After transformation?

This is a service industry, the more you give of yourself and the more you serve your clients the more you get back.

That's an indication of where the industry is going, it is more complex than it was 50 years ago or even 10 years ago.

While I was in I met a lot of people who owned several rental houses, one guy who managed (along with his wife) over 25 properties, and other who were in the industry one way or another.Some of the good things about investing while serving are the resources available.

The little teeth went through my jeans and left 4 nice, bleeding, puncture wounds.Suddenly the HOA president transformed from community dictator to my best buddy.

For example, if I am not bound by a law regulating the industry is it better for me?