Wish I'd been active w/BP when you begun the demo.

Is VRMA a viable organization for small VR players?

Additionally, I will be implementating four very big and aggressive Models (Economic Model, Lead-Generation Model, Budget Model, and lastly the Organization Model) soon after I start based on my knodledge, drive, determination, motivation, amongst other things.Although I wanted to provide a slight background on what I'm focusing on, where I'm coming from, as well as where my head is at, this post will specifically be focusing on the question I have for all of you BP folks that pertains to the Lead-Generation Model.Goal: I'm looking to reach a market of approximately 16,000 potential clients through mailing lists within the first year of business. 

However the offer was from a religious organization that wants to expand their footprint in that area of Coronado with a worship center of their own.  

Just a little background: No debt, I get paid to go to college (scholarships)Good Credit (high 700's)Have begun reading books and listening to multiple BP Podcasts daily.Interested in flips, and multifamily properties (especially a duplex to start out)

I think a lot of frustration investors have with contractors is the lack of organization.

I have begun contacting other agents and was wondering if I would continue to hit this problem.  

I'm not sure what your current experience level is, but through volunteering with this organization I was able to get hands on experience at various stages of construction of new homes.

I want to start small and grow organically without going all in from the start.  

I'd recommend sitting down with the directors of the organization before you purchase to ask them about what criteria they use for a sober house.