Is the culture one of sharing and collaboration?

I am always looking to collaborate with new and seasoned investors to share ideas and see how we can grow together. 

And, that is what discourages investors, including lenders.I understand this is a house bill without much collaboration so who knows where it will go from here, but the fact it passed the house says something.I understand we are in a pandemic and have a lot of compassion for those that are affected, but there are also better and more targeted ways to approach this than using such a broad blind brush, while also maintaining property rights.

I was wondering if anyone would like to collaborate or has SOPs already?

Travis Hamilton I can speak from the professional side - I work with clients in different states and time zones and haven't had an issue with collaborating with any of them.The benefit to using someone non-local is you have a larger pool of professionals to choose from, thereby increasing the chances you will find someone with the expertise you are looking for.The CPA down the road may be great, but if he/she has a client base where only 20% of the clients are investors, they won't be as on top of real estate laws as someone who's client base is primarily made up of real estate investors and businesses.It's really personal preference.

It is not a crowdfunding site - but a Norwegian company in collaboration with an American developer (SunPark Developers).

Collaboration is key as great things can be achieved together!

Roaches have been around since the dinasours so they are persistent but they can be addressed with consistent integrative and collaborative approach.

Would you be available for a conversation about potential collaboration?

They enhance their expertise via active collaboration with peers, participate in portfolio defense sessions, challenge themselves to better investment decisions, and along the way build business and personal relationships in a community of like-minded individuals.[4]Founded in 1999 by Michael Sonnenfeldt, TIGER 21 is headquartered in New York City and has chapters in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, Dallas, Washington, DC, Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and Montreal.