Real estate has such a low bar of entry that a lot of people see it as a glamorous, fun profession--and it can be--but many, many people get into it and find that sales isn't something they were born to do. 

Business can be moved to a new location as the greenhouses are able to be relocated (after the development option is green-lighted, for example.)There is also an exclusive option to buy the next-door lot, 4.4 acres, for $400,000.The zoning, SFT Medium density, is zoned for up to 6 units an acre.

Also, run those numbers (if you havent already) past some other people around you that you trust and see if you get atleast 3 green lights of approval.

People shot at bars and in apartment complexes.

I am open to fix and flips, turnkey rentals and very intrigued by the BRRRR method (I'm in the middle of reading David Greene's book on the BRRRR method). 

Florida is my gateway and the FAR BAR real estate contract is my homecoming.

I used a local hard money lender out of Ann Arbor by the name of Green Block Inc.

If you're going with a GC, there are books such as David Greene's two that will help you find the right GC.

I’m planning on reading the book Long-Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene, but as a new investor, I think that it might be too soon to consider the option to purchase a property outside of NY & NJ.What steps have you taken to decide on where you want to purchase your first property?

But the part that shows up on a W-2 is supposed to be closer to reality than it was years ago.If they're tending bar at a hotel that's part of a national chain, or a big franchise restaurant, or some other "big" operation, I would guess that their W-2 is reasonably close to reality.