They both typically cost about $20 bucks to attend, but that money goes directly to pay for the venue & food / drinks. 

Moving it down the street and plopping it down on your plot might be physically problematic if your existing home is in the way, and there are a zillion other things to overcome, and it overall still might make sense, but food for thought. 

You have to weigh risk/ reward and cash flow vs expected appreciation.

It will be rewarding at the end.

Doing what your gut tells you will likely propel you forward to do more, so while this may not always figure out firmly on paper, it does have value to be considered as well.My intention is NOT for you to reply with the answers to these questions, but rather, to provide food for thought.

As fun and rewarding as my job is, I'm really looking to start my own company flipping and building homes.  

Food for thought.

Hello all,I was just reading an article in the NYTIMES from Robert Shiller:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/12/upshot/the-overi...where he states:"Historically, however, investing in homes just hasn’t rewarded most homeowners that much.

Also, several million dollar investments are volatile and can easily be just as punishing as they can be rewarding.

I currently work in the Healthcare IT field but would prefer to face the challenges and rewards of the real estate business.