Quote from @Dominic Pizzi: Hey Kyle!

In addition to setting up a website and dominating the relevant SEO, I'd add the following tips:Assuming you have sealed deals before, try to trace a profile of your audience.

As Colin noted above it is hard to compete with the large players in the field.Where we found a better bang for our buck was getting on more channels like Marriott, Booking.com, and about 20 others. 

When an NBA player makes the too little sign after dunking on someone.

I don't think you are at the point where you can plan for global domination.

The main players in this space are Guidance Residential and UIF, but it turns out that they may just be purchasing a Freddie/Fannie loan on the back end to finance the deal and then structure it differently for the buyer - which isn't in accordance with their religious rules. 

You may also want to set some keywords around "agent" and "lender" for that market to get to know who the players are in the space that are involved in the community. 

Every year off season I get a baseball player to comes to stay to be close to his son.

She has a semi pro baseball player for the summer, and another contract worker.

Two of them are city/county attorneys at that, including one from each category just described.So, yes you should probably have a lawyer whenever you have a partnership LLC (and probably with RE) but good luck finding one that's worth a damn.So I just do mine myself, having learned a few things about OEs over the decades, but I am not in RE and I am always a sole proprietor.Also, this lawyer should (in my opinion) by your lawyer, not the LLC lawyer, because you want your interests protected in the partnership.