I've been told that letters aren't the most effective way to contact owners of large apt. complexes.Supposedly, the best way to get into the loop and have the first crack at purchasing larger multi-family properties before they hit the market is to (1) network with commercial real estate professionals such as Scott the CCIM (2) join commercial real estate organizations such as the IREM, BOMA, NAA, and ICSC or befriend individuals that are members (3) approach a property owner in the flesh and (4) network some more.You agree Scott?

Tips on how to organize time and effort will be quite beneficial.

I loved making things, and I loved being in management and coordinating and building an efficient organization.

It is a product that is "green" and is grown in many places around the US including Texas.

No problem.I am a genuine investor as you will see in my bio, but I have also grown to understand that the key to long term success (in anything) is to embrace both professional and personal development, hence why the product I sell makes a good fit for me personally.

Four years experience as a management professional with the capability of directing an effective operation through the application of experience in policy determination, planning, organizing, administration, and staff development.

I was going to post about the search function, being able to search just by title/topic, but it was already discussed.Someone had commented that the FAQ isn't really a FAQ but an index, and there was discussion of an organizer.

The key to having success is you have to find your target market, be organized, use consistency, and definitely be focused.

I'm working my way through my copy now and, I have to say, Richard did an excellent job 8) *Tons* of practical information, well organized, and well written.

I would like to build an eco-community with a small farm, an organic community garden and some eco-friendly houses.