Real estate investing is a venture of diligence and foresight, and investors with a good sense of where property rents and values are headed can be very successful. Although there are many books examining due diligence and analytical processes involved in assessing real estate investment opportunities, few books focus on the foresight aspect of real estate investing. This book attempts to cover a portion of this gap. Within this context, the book first uncovers the broader circumstances that create opportunities for substantial profits in real estate and identifies four general categories of properties with significant profit potential. Subsequently, the book examines how such circumstances can be created in the case of residential, office, and retail real estate. Finally, the book describes specific categories of properties with significant profit potential and examines the implications of the logic developed in the book in structuring high-return portfolios. The principles and conclusions presented in this book are universal and apply to any real estate market operating with the principle of free competition. Thus, the issues discussed should be of great interest to property owners, investors, and real estate professionals residing in any free economy around the globe.