Finding loyal forces who align with your vision isn’t easy.

If that's the case, I'd encourage you to dive into the economics vs. the obligations of being a sponsor to make sure that realities align with your vision.  

If people want some good reading, google Vision properties and Harbour Portfolio.

Hi, I'm new to real estate investing, I'm learning a ton, and putting together the initial steps of my vision.

Do you have the intellectual horsepower to execute development projects of your own, organize teams, raise capital, and act as a deal orchestrator and sufficient vision to serve the space market for your chosen product type?

This deal I shared above has returns in high double-digit returns because we created strong seller financing terms.Our play for the park expansion is: First, get the neighbors on board seeing the vision and how expanding the park will increase their property value.Second, get the city council members and Mayor on your side.Third, invest in your presentation.

I like the vision and growth you are laying out.

The long long vision is to get to $5k/month in cashflow and that combined with my salary should make getting 1-2 CA homes per year fairly manageable and these investments in my home state would act more as appreciation plays. 

It's because small time hobby landlords do not have the vision to see exactly what message they are sending to tenants by giving them gifts.  

Our vision is to assist individuals like us in accessing high-quality investment opportunities, chase our financial freedom dreams, and help others do the same.