I hope I am seeing it in clear vision lol.

Their site says "Our free credit scores are sponsored by partners who share our vision that consumers should have free and regular access to their score."

Your job is to get the property at a good price and sell the vision to the end buyer.

Once you have this clarity of vision you will see only those deals that will make financial sense to you and the confusion that many new investors find existing because of the vast majority of investment alternatives that exist will subside.

It has helped a lot since I put up our "current projects page"2) not be a friggin jack *** and think that you are doing the agent a favor because you think your the next donald trump and have visions of telling some rooking buyers agent "your fired" like trump does on the apprentice.

So I also will have to  make sure I am careful in where I invest - start small and then branch out to county to state to region to nation (it is a vision that I am shooting for).As to a business plan, without giving me any private info from yours, but how or what exactly did you target as your goals, albeit financial and/or investment deals that would be reasonable to reach when starting off? 

There are many examples of the mirror opposite in business deals:Very slick package,lots of hair gel talk and dressInterested in profitabilityNetwork-oriented and presented as valuableHOWEVER...that translates into: absolutely no common sense business acumen 72 hours for email turnaroundExternalized anger at others when needs are unmet.Constant need to "own" every aspect of their business which makes it, by default, impossible to ever "automate" by focusing on the business vision

This is the basic info, but that lack the vision....The vision starts with fact that it is located right across the street form a very prestigious college.

You have a wonderful vision for a unique new service or special product.

I was really hoping to try mobile home investing this summer but now I don't know what to do :cry: While I have been in the real estte business both as an attorney and a principal for 40 years, and have been peripherally involved in a couple of gated communities, I have never executed on "making a market" in these.The opportunity to buy very low and sell veryn high 100% financed seems obvious, but "feet on the ground" would be needed.