We're in the process of a small commercial development, specifically ground up fast food development.

We're in the process of a small commercial development, specifically ground up fast food development.

Wanted to see if anyone could give me some lender/private money recommendations for build to suit ground up development for a couple national fast food/QSR retailers in the Seattle metro area.

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I love all of the morning routines I'm seeing, I figure I'd share mine as well:Training days: Food/shower drive to the gym, start training by 5 am. 

My dad showed pictures of the way the property was kept and thus, won on the grounds tht the tenant was not complying with cleanliness nor the advise of the exterminator about keeping the place clean and free of clutter and food around the house. 

I also deliver food so I am constantly seeing potential properties in the NJ, specify in the Mercer County area. 

Come grab some food and a drink and meet some of the local investors.They primarily use meetup.com for posting their events & keeping track of RSVPs, you can find other real estate related events there as well.Best of luck with your real estate license!

Here are highlights from the firm's Houston multifamily report for spring 2018.

I am only trying to give the BP community a thread talking about paid education from people who have actually paid for an education.This thread’s purpose is not to highlight or advertise any one specific training program or guru, it’s purpose is to find out if those people who paid a lot for education got their money’s worth.So whether you have paid for education on note investing,  multi-family investing, syndication investing, lease options, Airbnb, or how to flip houses for a profit, I would love to hear from you and see if, in your opinion, the money you spend was worth it.