For those who've studied and follow economics, there is enough to give us some strong indicators. 

Example: I’ve seen widely publicized “studies” suggesting X breed is more dangerous where the methodology was literally watching evening news and recording reported incidents...

Hoping for resources/ideas to help with feasibility study and cost estimating for a small 'pocket community' development.

Of course, I can study all of those (Just like I did in Pittsburgh) but it take some time...For example, the way the taxes works in the USA is not like in my country so I had to learn it somehow.

The $ paid to the LLC for the build would be fair market value and passed to me via a K1 (The $200K is a discounted value based on building it myself.) 7) If you think this would make a great case study episode for the podcast please let the appropriate people know =)

Not so much in terms of studying for the exam.

A little study could go a long way to learning about the seller's motivations and this may be helpful in your negotiations.

I have been studying Financial Cash Flow Independence for the past 2 years, while recovering from the Trauma of losing both parents. 

@Brady WinslowWell, you should “always” do or study something you like.

Living in CA right now but I have been studying the Denver market and sub markets.