Remember, they are professionals that do what they do and most will steer you towards an outcome that will put money in their pocket.

Your best time will be initially spent learning what makes a deal and how to recognize how you will exploit the opportunity and knowing what to steer clear of.

I'm steering mine more toward building townhouses and duplexes on one-off infill lots, but the goal is still the same.  

I just try and steer away from getting involved in people's sobriety, etc.

Though it can be done and we can make money, I usually steer them in a better direction that would be more conducive to traditional stick-built construction because modular just wasn't economically feasible for that specific project.I hope to talk about some of those reasons it just wouldn't work as well as why I think in most cases, in most new products, in most regions and in most development situations, modular makes sense all day.First I'm going to start with THEORY pros and cons, than later we will get into APPLICATION pros and cons.TheoryPro #1 - Less waste - With conventional, on-site construction, it is practically pre-calculated in the budget that there will be a surplus of material left over.

I personally do not want to be caught up in anything with the SEC or IRS personally, which is why I steer clear of IRA LLCs and advise clients to do the same.

Get with Dion there in FL, he can probably steer you in the right direction.

I'm fairly new; I don't want to steer you wrong! 

I have called a couple of times seeking information, and if I ask more than one question the consultant immediately steers me to the education center to watch videos.

I can only take solace knowing that many potential investors have steered clear of this scam, thanks to various threads from MI investors.