What is everyone's experience with Financial Planners?

We have considered financial planners but their advice does not fit our goals, and they don't make any money from what we do.

That's still conservative as we should be able to get to 70% occupancy with social media, new website, reaching out to travel agents, wedding planners, retreat organizers, etc.

I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE you to talk to several agents and perhaps even a fee-based financial planner.

Getting face to face with sellers, getting face to face with lenders (brokers don't count), getting face to face with tenants, bureaucrats, title reps, planners, etc.. is what matters.

@Stephen John If you need references for accountants, attorneys, real estate agents, or financial planners, etc. in San Diego, let me know! 

So, that's the buyer's incentive.Then the Planners say to the developers, "You can only have all this bonus density by cashing in TDR credits."

Has a pretty detailed calendar/day planner, an "office suite" that allows the viewing of most Microsoft documents.

This is a discussion you should have with your local CPA or estate planner.

The results will be legally drawn up agreements for your use.It is also wise to seek advice from a licensed professional tax and financial planner to make sure the agreement structure best fits your present status, strategy, and future plans.Legal advice from an attorney and a financial planner you hire will be the cheapest and wisest investment you will ever make.Every investment, partnership, and individual is unique.