I'm certain that the reputation I developed by honest dealings and timely payments with the bank(my primary lender) led to the consummation of that 10 unit deal(which I subsequently refinanced with the same bank about 2 years ago.)Good luck!

have you asked the developer why the project did not get Fannie approved?

I have invested before but I am a Turn-Key Developer.

IMHO, you need to develop clearly-defined objectives inorder to formulate a strategy to achieve your objectives.

How do you develop contacts with these funds?

So I suppose my question is: Have you invested in the UK and what kind of investment, i.e. established property, new development, pre-development?

Anecdotally, while one group has much more money than the other, both exhibit remarkable similarities in irresponsible destructiveness and a necessity for 'parent-like' guidance from me.Because of the future potential of my pond many large investors are pouring a great deal of money into real estate development.

I am an owner of two fourplexes in the Keeneland Park development in Boise and I totally agree with the advice that Janice gives here.

I will also be trying to develop a website in hopes the more information out there the more people will come along.

No problem.I am a genuine investor as you will see in my bio, but I have also grown to understand that the key to long term success (in anything) is to embrace both professional and personal development, hence why the product I sell makes a good fit for me personally.