While there is money to be made, something like 80% of the developers eventually go bankrupt.Probably not a place to start, but a place to finish when you've made a ton of money in other areas of real estate.Best way to learn is probably go to work for a successful developer in the area....Blue Star, Craig Hall, Trammell Crow, Hillwood (Ross Perot), Centurian American, Billingsley Company, Woodbine, someone like that.These are the people who have been doing it for years and have billions invested in North Texas.

Hey Ross,There really is no such thing as a standard timeline for a listing agreement.

@Bonnie RhodesThe Affordable property’s.

I think Bonnie point is great as it's going to be very important that your place matches the type of guest you're most likely going to attract 

@David Ross II I'd love to help you achieve this goal!

Originally posted by @Bonnie Griffin Kaake:@Wayne Brooks  In the thread above, you mentioned that rehab and fix-up money goes to your basis.

then in the 50s 60 70s  you had land sales men  ( Glen Garry Glen Ross movie) and then you had metal siding salesmen  ( pushing tin)I grew up with a Dad that was a land sales men in the 60s and the movie dead on accurate of how the business was done.Then it morphed to timeshare sales or as its affectingly know Crime share..  

@Share Ross I agree with your agreement!