I have been working in the concrete industry for the past six years.

I used to remodel houses, eventually got a civil engineering degree and an MBA, and now work as an area sales managers for a company in the concrete industry.

I have been working in the concrete industry for the past six years.

Because you might note from your glass palace, I reside in a concrete dome, a rock throwing contest may not fair the result you think.  

I find it easier to pitch ideas when there is something a bit more concrete  :)  

I still have a lot to learn but have polished off most of the BP real estate podcasts and have self educated my self a lot on wholesaling (mainly from American perspectives, not sure of a lot of the differences between our laws yet in regards to wholesaling).

Foreclosure list, absentee owners list bla bla bla... those people do NOT WANT TO SELL.Someone in foreclosure rather pour concrete down the drain, destroy cabinets and poop in the livinf room carpets beds and ceiling, than sell to you.Absentee owners?

For those looking for options on a slab, I highly recommend stained concrete!  

Fear comes from the unknown, educate yourself and do not buy real estate if you do not have a concrete plan. 

For example in concrete a single skilled laborer should be able to finish and set +/- 500 sq feet in one pour.