Is there a vision that any others will become shareholders (or be granted grant options to acquire shares) in the company in the future?

However, I am in the process of obtaining financing on a significant project and have found smaller community banks do not have the funding or the vision for larger projects.

I would recommend writing out a scope of work, and draw out a simple drawing showing your "vision".

I worked as a Maintenance Tech for Essex Property Trust at The Highlands at Wynhaven apartment complex in Issaquah Washington for 2.5 years to learn how to tackle the problems that arise with rentals on a large scale, but not really knowing what my goals or vision was.

The competition in Raleigh is definitely stepping up with the market so hopefully you have a clear vision and strategy to get started with a solid financing plan to move forward fast!

If you have the investor vision, and are willing to work hard, you can find yourself a home that needs some work, is in a nice area, and will appreciate well.

I think that an approach that might help accelerate this vision would be to continue that savings rate, but to consider a "live-in flip" - one or several, in addition to a plan along the paths that he mentions. 

So yeah - not quite USA)My vision is to buy a 3 bedroom HMO, and then turn it into a 5 bedroom (This is "easy" to do with a lot of properties in the midlands, as they are designed perfectly for this).

After diving into the numerous amounts of information related to real estate investing and wholesaling my vision aligned.

Always have a vision board prominently displayed everywhere (wall in office, phone, computer background)8.