Hello ManatuaSomething simple that you can do is contact a local real estate agent and ask them to pull the local comps for you, by doing so you can develop a business relationship with him\her for a future deals and as a local fiduciary. 

Are developers syndicators or do they use syndicators to finance the equity portion so they don't have to raise it them selves (essentially acting as an equity broker)?

Hello all I have been using building zoom to view permits on a map but noticed I can only filter the site data to 2017 and below and not anything recent is this website still maintained? If not does anyone recommend a...

I left full developed mature trees around the home.

Just moved the family to Houston and have background in hard money financing, BRRR, flips, lot developments.

If the entire development is new the builder likely still has control of the HOA until a certain % of units are sold.

These will give you both the metrics for assisting other investors and help you start the journey for yourself.If this is your focus, develop a list of questions you can ask brokers when you interview them. 

It may take some time to develop, but as you do find these other landlords make sure to point them to your group. 2)  Start a meetup.

Being a relatively new investor myself, I have developed a passion for analyzing properties daily and would love for any interested investors to take a look and benefit from what I am unable to at the moment.

What systems did you develop that helped with the double booking?