By using more leverage, negotiating like a boss, and keeping those priceless relationships strong, we can get the most out of our financing choices and open up new doors.

Most larger property managers require it in their leases nowadays.

You have to find properties that have dens, additions, larger square footage to find rooms.

@Kyle O'DonnellUsually larger franchise brokerages will charge all agents the same fees and splits while giving agents access to the same tools trainings and resources.

I have every piece of land plotted within 3 miles of our target downtown districts in Columbus Ohio and miami florida. we focus on higher density, unlimited floor area, unlimited height deals or at least midrise for economies of scale. when you get to larger deals it gets pretty boring but the money is very easy to pencil and raise capital for 

In his initial email about the agreement he said:“We will be providing monthly updates to our investors, along with quarterly payments (or larger chunks depending on if we sell the asset off).

That rule is used for larger, 10+ unit, multi-family.

The Baldwin Country area is growing extremely quickly, and eventually they will run out of room at the beach and the Eastern Shore and will have no choice but to expand north in that direction.

@Jonathan GreeneAgree 100%. be transparent and if good news great - bad news - still share it with investors - realize they are making life choices based on what they may be telling you as an example of someone has $100k investment and you fear it’s going to go to foreclosure - well maybe they would not spend $10k on that vacation or buy a new home knowing they are getting wiped outUnfortunately there is a group of guru syndicators who are great marketers / sales which some I have personally spoken with and they are so full of it and just like to hear their voice their ego gets in the way.

I recommend not dipping into the deposit unless you have no other choice to pay the bill.