But the basic mission has been accomplished - a historic structure has been saved.I'm selling my state credits since I don't file income tax in that state; you can't sell IRS credits.

The Chandler Street Tiny Home Village in North Hollywood was built by the Hope of the Valley rescue mission, in partnership with Councilman Paul Krekorian.

Either he cleans the property up or we will make it our daily mission to get his property nuisance and abated!

Helo, I'm a realtor and a investor in the mcallen/mission areaany questions let me know ;)

Our mission statement is: Making Neighborhoods Better One House At a Time.

My mentor made me identify the problem, vision, mission,  and principles to bring more structure to my business.Here is what I wrote.PROBLEM:With most owners expecting to sell their properties at market or above market it is difficult for busy professionals to find stable real estate investments that will bring at least a 7% CoC ROI without investing a lot of time and resources in lead generation VISION:To give busy professionals an opportunity to own solid income producing property opportunities without them being required to do the hard of studying real estate, building a team, nurturing industry connections, etc.

@Matthew MaggyI amNot an advocate for cash for keys in fact I hate the idea however your goal as a business owner is maximum profit for yourself and scare holders so there’s times you must swallow your pride and remember your mission even if it means giving them 1000 bucks

Developed a partnership with a local organization http://www.chepinc.org/ and their mission of providing transitional housing through veteran-only programs.

Developed a partnership with a local organization http://www.chepinc.org/ and their mission of providing transitional housing through veteran-only programs.

Also, what are your thoughts of the markets west of Houston, like Piney Point or Mission Bend?