Hi everyone,I'm an Air National Guardsmen with 11 years in, two deployments, a ton of TDY's, currently serving in Montana as a recruiter with a Structures AFSC.

Don't try too hard to recruit them as a mentor.

So likely payment would happen just before start of construction.I have recruited a builder friend of mine to partner with, but Seattle is not his primary building area and SFH are more his specialty but he has done multiple townhome projects and a few apartments.I have found two private lenders willing to cover 100% costs of the following two options:Build 12000 square feet worth of town homes (seattle uses this floor to area ratio to determine building size , for townhomes the conversion is 1.2 build-able feet per lot square foot.

Marketing is all about finding your niche or creating it;Lastly, if you are going to keep doing this....reach out to the HR departments of leading and mid-size firms in your area....same with recruiters.

I might drive by just to see how many fish get caught, getting reeled in, if I were a recruiter for a real estate office I'd probably go to redirect their efforts and interests, but I'm not. :)

Lastly, in the final stages, City issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy, Construction Bank Pay Off and refinance coordination with the refinance Loan Officers and refinance Bank, property manager hiring, tenant recruitment, screening and long term leasing.Best Regards,rey

From there, I created a plan, and my goal is to purchase rental properties in order to implement a buy & hold strategy in secondary and tertiary cities that are rapidly growing.From 9 - 5 I work as a Technical Recruiter and am actually transitioning into web development after taking courses for the past six months.

Married with 3 kids, I'm currently a recruiter for the United States Army and have served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan going on my seventh year of Active service.

The group recently launched its own crowdfunding platform where it recruits accredited investors who can’t afford to do loans on their own but could just afford to syndicate with other investors on large balance loans.

@James Williams   The very best way to answer all your questions is to Simply waltz into your nearest C 21 or Keller Williams or Re max office and speak to the recruiting broker tell them that you want to pursue a career in RE and they will answer all your questions help you get started with the education etc etc.