definitely not the bank or state, since the seller still rent out the property and collect rent and pays back the mortgage. but she signed the AOS which means she has to deliver the property. or we get some sort of compensation for our architect work done to get the religious purpose approved by State previously.thanks

Second, most construction engineering programs (ie: college undergraduate programs) are training folks (future GCs, and other leaders in the building industry) to do something akin to what Tristan did (or at least, tried to do), which is to put together a scope of work and facilitate a competitive bidding process. 

You establish yourself as an expert by educating yourself, experience, track record, creating a thought leader platform to share your knowledge and experience.

Currently, I've been back and forth in contact with the leader for several weeks and really feel I've built some rapport with him. 

I listen to the BP podcast religiously, but could definitely stand to learn from the webinars too!

Many forget that as an investor you are the boss, the leader, the head honcho.

Like a stalwart business leader you are you reply back "No, Sir, we have a contract that doesn't include letting you move out early to follow your passion for vaping" He sends a bunch of indignant texts but then you don't hear anything for a bit and think all is well.

I know 2 people well that are in real estate, my Boy Scout leader which manages a team of loan officers and one of my friend's mom which is a loan officer for US Bank.

First post and new to the website but I listen to the podcast religiously.

Over 100 KC Tenants leaders joined the Mayor, as did Ryana Parks-Shaw, Councilwoman 5th District and Councilman Brandon Ellington.