Nice to run into you here my friend let's collaborate I'd love to do business with you.

J Scott has collaborated with Bigger Pockets and published a very accessible guide to flipping houses The Book on Flipping Houses.It's a great place to start on where to look, how to analyze, etc.

I'd love to meet everyone and see how we can collaborate.  

We don't prioritize these faux deals over real deals, of course, so it takes two weeks from when my little "I need this and that paperwork" list is fully 100% complete without any omissions.They can still house hunt using standard contingencies during that period, naturally.I generally don't bring it up unless it's requested (typically by the realtor) because people get pissed about the additional paperwork I ask for that includes why this or that credit inquiry 4 months ago happened, etc.A concern, and something I've noticed come up more and more frequently lately, is lenders pretending it only takes 3 days to get through that 123 Main St underwrite and letting folks go in with no loan contingency because they THINK that they are credit/income/asset approved and have been lied to.

Job creation, infrastructure advantages, environmental justice, etc.Most definitely with a collaborative TEAM, having a solid business plan, dollars that make sense and a clear vision it would all supersede concerns and set a platform to manifest this idea into a reality.I would be most interested to hear more if you happen upon others who are seriously considering this revitalization of Baltimore neighborhoods as a team effort.

Tenants know this so they prioritize paying the rent because they know that they will be quickly evicted if they don't.

Like it or not, lenders and selling banks are overseen by government regulators who often prioritize owner occupants in policy decisions and talking points.

Looking for some alternatives, and even better if there are any Massachusetts proffessionals on here that have a good alternative and/or possible collaboration opportunities.

I'm just in the brainstorming phase on using a retail space as a "collaborative workspace" where freelancers and small business owners can rent shared office space.   

and would love to meet you guys and network / collaborate with investors around the US and L.A.