syndicators are not personally guaranteeing your returns.. and yes syndicated deals fail all the time with total loss of capital many of those deals are the deals the new syndicators are picking up.. the bones of bad ones.sponsor is critical. they fail form1. inept management'2. big employer left town to many vacancies and because these deals to get returns.3. bad buy out of the gate.4. malfeasance in management

The next wave of growth is coming, it's a solid market for many reasons - geographic location, climate, diverse employment base (ever expanding), higher education, no state sales tax, hospitality, cultural, entertainment, ...

Through the military I will have the ability to intern, learn or work for a company of my choosing for 6 months at no cost to the employer as long as the program or opportunity is somewhat accredited or approved by the VA.

My central location will most likely end up being somewhere in Michigan.Through the military I will have the ability to intern, learn or work for a company of my choosing for 6 months at no cost to the employer as long as the program or opportunity is somewhat accredited or approved by the VA.

David certainly talks about following employment trends, job growth, and high price to rent ratio; which are all great points.

It can open up doors to high paying employment, it can allow for connections with your fellow students who may be future business owners, business partners, investors, high income earners, or the source of additional networking connections.  

,im self employed and just got turned down at a local bank here in Gilmer tx  ,my tax returns show that I don't make enough, my checking accounts shows other wise. 

@Ilidio CardosoThanks for the response,Some more information may help, my profession in aviation means my backyard is subject to change since I have a limited number of possible employers and where they are based.

Have you asked them when they are going to stop making their employer wealthy and do something meaningful for their own family's financial security instead?

Also, the vast majority of real estate agents are self employed contractors of the broker.