As a participating contractor of the Hero program I feel for your situation, there are unscrupulous people in every industry.

I guess I really just want to gain experience so I can provide value to others in the industry.

Predator lawyers are everywhere, in all industry's, and it is something that you need to be aware of.

His expertise, industry insights, and personalized support have been great in my growth.One of the most significant positive results I've achieved from the mentorship is the ability to identify investment opportunities and make informed decisions.

Soon purchasing my first commercial property, I am looking at multi-tenant NNN industrial or retail.

I have become comfortable talking with brokers and other experts in the industry.

Indeed, the good ones I've used tend not to have a particularly high view of their colleagues in the industry

This is fairly common within the industry and a way to reduce administrative costs considerably since you’re not repeatedly negotiating the base terms and conditions of the contract.

I know some very big players in this industry, millionaires many times over, and they are not close to $400k monthly net on payroll.

What advice would you give a newer investor (with rehab and buy-and-hold experience) transitioning into the land development/building industry?