Also make sure you have someone with a lot of experience help you and triple check everything including your numbers. 

If you didn't have a heavy appetite for risk, you could invest in triple net lease real estate in addition to federal and state tax free municipal bonds (munis), which would pay stable solid returns for years to come too.

There was a time when I felt having a brand was sort of insignificant, but a few years back I changed my mindset on that, and with that brand building I tripled my income.

Cleveland has higher rents than KC but the property taxes are at least double, and in some cases triple or more that of KC. 

And if the Saudi can miraculously hurt the US shale, it will be a triple play.

If you went truly hard money you could double or even triple that.

The house tripled in value over the next 6 years or so and I sold it at a hefty profit and used the money with some additional cash on hand to buy 2 more houses.

Maybe (most likely) even triple.

I will need to triple check to make sure there wouldn't be any overlapping restrictions by using asset dissipation, but I have not come across any so far. 

If the spread is actually that big (triple check their numbers) make an offer and make that money yourself.