Now that those ventures into the PE markets and doing this business at large scale are part of my past, I'm extremely excited to get back to my favorite part of REI, meeting people, doing deals, and helping other fellow adventurers in any way I can.I am very excited to be part of the BP community.

According to the current Shiller PE Ratio (aka Cyclically Adjusted PE Ratio, aka CAPE Ratio), of 30 we are at a height only matched by Black Friday and exceeded by Dot Bomb (ref http://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe/).

I'm trying to be a long-term B&H investor and buy where it makes sense.Nowhere else in the world is the local housing market tied to the fortunes of tech companies -- many of which are the object of a speculative mania, with PE's of 1000 or more -- as is the SF Bay Area. 

Don Roenker was the PE I was eventually directed to.  

Even now, most syndicators/PE groups are relying on rudimentary data sources/data sets to draw conclusions.

Check out "Real Estate & Chill" by P.

I recently obtained my PE (Professional Engineering) license and I was wondering if there are any PE's out there who were able to leverage their license for real estate investing.I would love to hear any thoughts on this.

Roger Steciak I came across a story a yr or so ago where an investor walked into a PE firm (ya know- the people who actually have the money!)

I mainly was needing help deciding on whether to start a fund or raise equity on a deal by deal basis and where to start raising funds (HNW individuals, RIA/placement agent, Family offices, PE, Institutions) Below are my summary notes.

I suspect the market to take a turn during the next reelection (Ray Dalio and alot of PE firms suspect the same if not sooner) and plan to purchase alot of properties and lots subject-to on the coast.