But it still seems to really get into the big leagues without a sort of missing piece....maybe after knocking down a few more deals. 

I am now in the league of professionals.

A beginner trying to syndicate is WAY out of their league, and it will likely end badly. 

The process involves city planning and commissions, city council, local civic leagues along with making sure the property fits the criteria to pass…these items are not found on the website, so don’t be fooled thinking you have it in the bag.

There's a premium to buy here thanks to Cornell and the per-room rates an ivy league university drives, but with the right budget and quick analysis you can find a deal.

This person is an acquaintance from a league I'm in.

I am a life long resident of North Georgia, married way out of my league, and have two daughters.

Today, The city offers a range of attractions, from our world-famous baseball team, the Toledo Mud Hens, the Minor League hockey team favorites The Walleye, and the Toledo Zoo, to increasing world class Toledo Museum of Art, and a vibrant art culture.

I know Webster, League City, Friendswood, Clear Lake, and Kemah very well but looking forward to learning more about the local communities.

Hi, I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to read this.I am a minor league baseball player who wants to invest into real estate, but don't really know where to start.