I'm looking to partner with some more writers who create their own real estate/financial based content so we can backlink each other's relevant posts, and possibly do some guest posting. 

He is a great writer, and it seems to me to be a very valuable book though I have yet to implement it. 

In this way they'll figure out their strengths and probably venture into different areas while learning at their own pace.For a lot of years I was a writer and I had an editor who was fond of saying, "The number one reason nobody is going to publish your book is that you haven't written it yet."

I apologize if this was hard to read, I am not the best writer and thank you in advanced!

The writers had by far the most turnover in this company - they didn't train us or give us direction and because of that there was a revolving door of writers.

Really, I would be the first to mention that many of the horror stories we get here about people chasing the perfect first deal are based firmed in what @JD Martin mentioned: the writers never have their money, their saving, their spending right.

However that's being stated by the writer above almost as an inevitability and for the rest of time. 

Thinking of opening a retreat on a beautiful peace a land that we own. Looking for advice from anyone with experience in developing a retreat in woods. This project will be in north east Iowa.

He works as a freelance blog writer.

Wherewithal to close a deal.Why would commercial RE brokers want to submit an offer that the writer has no ability to close?