One other thing to look for in a future architect, is one that has a track record of working with developers AND knows the entitlement processes for the very specific type of development you are doing.

In your experience do those rental comps hold true if you go North of Addison (specifically Irving & Kedzie area).

However, when it comes to compensating a developer or engineer, a 33% cut of the gross revenue can be seen as on the higher end, though not necessarily excessive depending on the specifics of the deal.Here’s a breakdown of what to consider:### 1.

I suggest looking into local investing groups on Facebook to connect with more people in your specific area

Specifically, creating a property project timeline for work that needs to be done and when to prioritize XYZ.

Instead of this, I find it more helpful to look at percentile performance across the market for a specific asset type, and also to check comps.

I've never done this before, and I'm not finding a lot of info on the subject here on BP, especially as it pertains to Missouri specifically. 

I can't help you with Jersey specific questions.

For me, I had no goals but found that two of the deals that I did, the seller looked me up on FB and said that they felt good about me pretty much because they got to know me through videos / posts that I made and I suppose that it built trust with them. 

I'd be happy to answer any specific questions you have if you'd like to PM me.P.S.Thanks for the positive review of our event @Tracy Z.