I'm curious the different ways this could be structured to ensure some measure of return for each lender.Examples:Campaign A: Physical mailers 6 letters per addressDistribution over the course of 2.5 months$2,500 budgetFrom start to finish, each lender gets a percentage of the deal based on the percentage of the marketing budget given.

We are investing with a distance, so it's physically impossible for us to wait for early risers in building material stores.Let me know if you have any ways or recommendation for contractors.

A new casino just was put up in the busiest part of the city, springfield Massachusetts and I’m noticing a lot of high end renovations happening around the area.

Besides, There’s no doubt your going to have many dubious characters and thefts on your property just like casinos or strip clubs get  .

It's a 500M development well unless they have approached you they probably don't need you .its just like the 4 acres I own next to the largest casino on N CA  that they just spend 400 million building.I am zoned multi use resi commercial but until I have a user .. no joy.. 

Most of my clients don't have the imagination to picture what a space can be like, so it is always very helpful if a space is physically or virtually staged. 

For example to become a licensed broker where I operate (Ohio) you need to go through government background checks, have worked in real estate as a sales agent under another broker for at least 2 years, have a college degree, have a physical store front with office hours, have done at least 40 transactions and much more that I can't think of off the top of my head right now.

If you do this strategy you are there physically to handle any problems yourself as they come up, which is great.

For an FHA loan, how many days you have to "physically" live in the house?

Similarly a casino isn't going to let someone walk up to the roulette table and bet $10 million on black because the risk is way too high, but they are more than happy to let you place ten million different bets of $1.