I have too many inside stories from the Toledo Chamber to give him that title.

The information is from the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and other sources. http://www.city-data.com/us-cities/The-Midwest/Ind...http://population2016.com/population-of-indianapol...http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/the-large...Feel free to call me if you have any other questions.

we can split it xyz %- go to chamber of commerce meetings where there are business owners who have this type of temperament and have a few bucks. start talking about deals you are looking at- go to REIAs and seek out the folks who may not have time but have some money and you are the answer- begin talking to friends and family about opportunities and how you can build wealth (don't go the hard sell, but get really excited about it.  

I have been involved mainly in the commercial real estate development of my community through my role as Chamber of Commerce President.

hello guys,i'm a complete newbie...my father owns a 20,000 sq ft land (we only use 3800 sq ft for a small convenience store & lawn mower shop)....a lot of real estate brokers have come to us to say we should build something in our empty lot because it's just sitting there empty not being USED...so i went to the chamber of commerce, went to the city and talked to couple of designers & surveyors...the problem is I have NO REAL IDEA what i'm doing..what i would want is to USE the land MOST EFFECTIVELY as possible (build a 2 story commercial property to lease out to several commercial or office workers)....what is your advice on DEVELOPING something that will PROFIT?

Naw don't think so....Get out of your echo chamber and do some real thinking.

@Melinda Miller In MO there is a Missouri Chamber of commerce benefit plan that you and your husband could join as "group health plan" as long as you can show that you are both actively working in the investing business and that you are a member of one of the Missouri Chamber Federation chamber of commerce groups. 

Despite what the vocal minority in the echo chamber of BP says, a home is not a liability.

This is an open forum for discussion and bouncing ideas off of each other, but not an echo chamber.

I serve on an Affordable Housing and Safer Neighborhood committee, with my local Chamber of Commerce.