I've been looking around the web for private investors and international private lenders but not getting anywhere, probably because i have no money down myself and as well as the purchase price there's the commission,legal fees,transfer tax,agency fees, stamp duty and working capital needed (possibly another 900,000 making the total funding required 4.600,000).

If she is more creative, she can go into web design, graphic design, or desktop publishing.

Watch out for Peter Conti's web sites.

Put up a web site.

Newspaper, web site, Craigslist, etc?

What I have done is established my LLC, created a buyer webpage, created social marketing pages, bought ads, bought a new webcam for video blogs and added Wordpress for written blogs to drive traffic to my site, and setup all my business numbers/fax for marketing.I suppose I could just start putting out all my signs and direct mail without the buyers list I am looking for, but I guess I kind of want to have my business in line with the business plan I set up for it.

Proof of funds letters are readily available on the web, but many banks are getting wise to that type of pof letter.

Denver has the big city feel, you'd have to take the good that Jon mentioned with some of the not so good (heat, some pollution, nasty traffic) that smaller cities don't suffer from.But I do agree, transplanted here from the Mid-West, I love this place over everything else I've seen.

To my opinion, using a third-party provider is always a good idea, as it’s easy and it saves you lots of time.One of the reasons why I chose Realtyna was that it’s one time fee only, which I think is really effective in long-run.About their Organic MLS RETS integration, it’s a cool solution as you can display data from your MLS provider on your website.Also, they give you the ownership of web service solution as well as the ownership of data.The integration is SEO-friendly, which is obviously what you need in order to speed up your business and really move forward.I hope my brief summary was informative enough for you.You can actually request a demo from them and test it yourself.Wish you luck with the website!

check with the other tenants to see if they are being bothered first, if they have no complaints or issues then i wouldn't do anything. if some of the tenants have issues with the traffic, i would let them know informally(not in writing) to keep traffic down.