, find out about BP, become obsessed and listen to podcasts during all free times, read books/blogs/articles, latch onto different strategies and come up with plans to execute and do nothing (repeat 5x), realize you can't "boil the ocean", and then take a step back, break down the to do list in an executable fashion and move forward.

I'm sure I can trace back well over $100 million of capital to BP in some fashion. 

I want to buy properties where I can fashion the calculations to reduce principle and own the asset free and clear in the shortest time possible.  

If I didn't mention it before - town officials LOVE having GOOD Landlords and investors coming into their market to buy and fix up buildings and will usually bend over backwards to help you have a great property.B3: Hey Brandon, let's see some video posts of those Brandon illegal dance moves (aka BID moves) in true Marvel Comics fashion "Guardians of the Galaxy" dance-off style when they blow up the bag guy at the end of the flick.

Originally posted by @Yonah Weiss:Originally posted by @Mindy Jensen:My degree is in Fashion Design.That's so far one of the most unusual.

I graduated over 20 years ago and still a high percentage of the deals I make/partnerships I form are through connections I made in college (and we didn’t even have social media back then, we had to keep in touch after school by calling and emailing each other the old fashioned way).

It’s part of learning the business in some fashion.

@Cameron McNulty population growth, businesses coming to set up shop, great place to live, and did I mention most fashionable?

They and another company with New York in the title have really struggled because they were too heavily invested in old-fashioned market investing.

Good old fashioned budgeting.