I have also found that being an active blogger can help you with your search engine optimization campaign.

I'd love to get feedback on anything missing from the list I am going to invite to the March event:Angel Investor1Architect1Banker3Broker1Builder1Civil Engineer1Commercial Property Broker1Commercial Loan Broker2CPA1Credit Optimization Specialist1Fee Developer1Financial Adviser2Hard Money Lender / Developer3Investor16Investor / Broker7Investor / Developer10Land Broker1Lawyer5Loan Broker1Paper Investor2Permitting Expert1PR Specialist1Private Money Broker1Private Money Lender2Small Regional Bank Broker1Social Media Consultant / Author1Spec Loan Participating Loan Specialist1Syndicator5Third Party Builder Liability Company1Title Company Closer2Wholesaler2The numbers to the right of each category represent the frequency, or how many folks I would invite from each category.

Multiple leads coming in from different marketing streams is obviously the optimal way to approach it, IMHO.

I understand that this is going to be a commercial loan, so is it going to be a huge challenge to get, or just going to require dealing with less than optimal terms?

From building highly optimized websites, working on strategic SEM (search engine marketing) and SEO (search engine optimization) campaigns, to creating high quality and produced Video content, my skill set is directly conducive to the Real Estate Investor.Sports, Music, Family, Faith, and Culture are staples in my life and have been a key influence into who I have become today.I have started and exited companies in the past and currently run a Digital Marketing boutique while serving as a Director of Digital Education/Communications for a company in the Wealth Management industry.I'm excited to learn about real estate investing and excited to execute on the lessons I learn.Look forward to connecting and being a resource to you :)

To this day, I'm getting more leads via my optimized website than any other source.

If you mean protection for general liability (tenants, visitors, slip & falls), just grab an umbrella policy (~250/yr for 1mil covering ~5 properties, about 100 for each increment mils), simplest thing you can do and beats the couple thousand in fees a professional will charge you.If you want or need to do tax sheltering strategies or optimize estate distributions etc, then definitely go for a qualified accountant or attorney.

Optimism is your enemy here.

If you hear the same guarded optimism from a local contractor, it shouldnt be too bad, maybe!

I don't really need any help with analyzing this strategy, but I do need help aggregating some data to help me implement it.

I have two questions:

1) Is there a place where section 8 rental voucher amounts for all...