And when things go south or sideways they don’t really know where it went wrong at the agreement stage. 

I'm focused on small to mid-sized multifamily properties in south central and eastern NC, and I’d love to connect with others that are actively investing and operating in these areas.

Google LLC announced Aug. 15 plans to invest more than $1 billion in Texas this year, its latest strategic goal focused on supporting cloud and data center infrastructure.Some of that investment will go directly into the technology giant’s data center campuses in Red Oak and Midlothian, both south of Dallas, which are helping the company meet the increasing demand for cloud and artificial intelligence services.

Looks like its tracking a little south now :/

I'm an investor in NJ, mostly in North Jersey but very difficult to grab multi families, anywhere south of Monmouth county there is more inventory and have a better chance of landing something that makes sense. 

We got an update today on water.  3 plants serve Asheville, they're working on all 3, South Asheville has water, the other two that serve the remainder (downtown included) will take longer.  

It's with South Central Bank.

Just because some wealthy people invest in something doesn't make it a sure thing: Conoco, Boston Globe, Flooz.com (another digital currency), Time Warner, are just some examples where very wealthy investors bought into something that went south. 

I dont think any rehabber in that city would have thought for a minute to put up fencing and hire 24 hour security this is not South Chicago or south of 8 mile Detroit or any number of rough neighborhoods in the mid west deep south.. this is a pleasant farming community with money. 

When things go south, you'll lose the business and the relationship.If you decide to move forward, I recommend you talk to an attorney and develop a strong partnership agreement that protects all parties, gives everyone a way to exit, etc.