It happens to be that the edition Gene purchased was written against a version several years ago but we happily gave him a refund.

Your syndication attorney will never go put his boots on the ground ;-)I have used Gene Trowbridge for many syndications across the country and have always been happy with him:https://www.crowdfundinglawyers.net/gene-trowbridg...Kim Taylor, who Jeff mentioned, actually used to work with Gene before she moved to Florida. 

Despite easily being the most dominant foreclosure law firm in PA, Phelan doesn't even have a functioning website.

A greater percentage of those properties are "Mom & Pop" owned properties who may be more inclined to work without a broker.In a study of larger (>50 units) multifamily properties in Florida, Beau Beery reports in his excellent book "Multifamily Investors Who Dominate" (which, IMO, is the best book for MF investors), ~93% of all multifamily sales over a 5 year period were closed through brokers. 

It is about bringing value to people, so it is about people, not Google.Focus on people NOT Google and you will see this happen:If you want to know how to do this just like me, I will be speaking at he Bigger pockets conference in New Orleans and I will share in full detail how to dominate your market and make crazy money through true SEO.

You have to put int he work.Get a profile going, Get a website going, show you are educated, show you have aplan and a strategy for getting leads, SHOW people why THEY are worthy to join your list... not asking them a "favor" for joining your list.Go dominate man!

Right now our group is the dominating force in a large section of our market, but we are reallocating into a larger hold footprint.

just do min amount of reno.

The global financial crisis has hit the native property market quite differently than the holiday home market which dominates the costal regions.If you want proper analysis you need to look at local publications, English language versions will be very Costa-sentric and will provide a pretty narrow view, 50% of the property in Spain is bought and sold by Spaniards but foreigners of various nationalities all profess to be experts in the country as a whole.

All the furniture items can be shipped to the property and you may need to hire friends or college kids to assemble furniture or meet the delivery people (that takes the most time) If you took some time and got the major pieces in place, a friend with the "decorating gene" could fill in with reasonably priced decor from my favorite stores TJ  Maxx or Homegoods with a modest budget.