Hi folks,I am looking for reliable and investor friendly general contractor and subs for projects in Trenton and Skillman.

My question is how reliable are these figures?

If a seller agent is aware of zoning because they "looked into it" as you said, and then market a property as zoned something else, even only because the seller directed them to do so, rather than what they should do which is something like, "...zoning xyz per King County and City of Seattle, information deemed to be reliable but not a warranty..." 

@Jonathan Jewell The syndication attorney has to form the new entity and draft the company operating agreement with the specifics on how the profits and losses will be allocated, draft the private placement memorandum (a massive, highly detailed and complex document), file the exemption documents with the SEC and the state securities board, draft the subscription agreement for the investors to put their money in, draft the investor questionnaire, review the verifications of accredited investors, etc.

USAA gives examples -- "pay off transition expenses, consolidate high-interest credit card debt or buy a reliable, economical car."

I heard that Agents have access to The Most Reliable Data so what all can they see that can help me?

If all goes well, would like to pick up some SFRs to buy, fix and hold/rent- Does anyone have a reliable general contractor they might be able to recommend?

I'd like to introduce myself and meet other like minded individuals looking for a reliable, trustworthy, and ambitious business partner.On the side of that, I love cycling, fitness and technology (as I work in IT).

There seems to be a lot of them and I guess I'm looking for one that is reliable, easy to work with and charges relatively low fees. 

I would even be open to finding a reliable General Contractor that can manage the whole project from start to finish.