Just if anyone wants to look it up, I think it was Affiliated Capital, LLC.My first one was about 12 Articles, my longest is more than fifty pages, no idea how many Articles in it off hand, but several.So back to the original post, I still suggest sitting down with someone who can assist in a more personal manner.

You can check it out here: http://www.strugglinginvestor.com/category/lead-tracker/BTW, I am not affiliated in any way with Scott Costello or Google.

On campus, affiliated with the university I would like to understand the process of negotiating and securing the deal.

If you can swallow your pride, political bias and ego for a moment, I promise this post will provide value to you in the end, no matter your position.Before you make a quick judgement and skip this post, to be clear I was once a full-fledged Democrat, but now I am NOT affiliated with ANY political "side" as I believe the entire political, two-party system is defunct and corrupt - I mean just look at Nancy Pelosi (D) and Mitch McConnell (R) - a perfect example of how old greedy people remain in power and get to control and affect our lives.

I have a California broker's license, but I'm not affiliated with any kind of real estate agency - in fact I have no experience in residential real estate at all (my background is entirely in CRE).  

I was informed that we need to be affiliated with the broker that is in the Property Mgmt business, and I am. 

They'll want your personal guarantees as well as those of the affiliated businesses.

Off-Market deals are the best way to go, only the big guys and the real deal people get first pick on the REALLY good off-market deals, so target those people and try to affiliate with them more.

I do not benefit from this in any way and am not affiliated with with DG.

But thats what happens when you pass something that essentially targets only a handful of states (that tend to all be affiliated with the opposing party no less).