I've had about 10 meetings with friends that have known me for about 1-2 years over these last 2 weeks and I believe only 2 of them have expressed interest in investing in those STL projects as private money lenders.My partner and I current have 7 units in our portfolio and we're looking to expand our portfolio to 150 units in 2020 but, to do this, we need to raise about $5 million.

My landlord and he has expressed some interest in letting me buy it from him in the past but he still owes way more than the property is worth on the mortgage, especially with the condition it's in.  

Then pay a lawyer $75 for a 45 min consultation to review your needs and ensure your documents actually express and protect them.For my first deal, I couldn't afford a lawyer, so I took this route.

Wholesaling, by contrast, typically involves marketing properties that you have an equitable/marketable interest in (i.e. a contract that is assignable).Even if you are licensed....Interestingly, even real estate agents cannot advertise other agents' listings without express written permission.

@James Wise Have my realtor express a verbal offer?  

Any concern that comes to mind I make sure I post on BP , I'm pretty sure to seasoned vets it may sound novice or unclear, but in the end im able to express my question whenever I'm asked to explain and subsequently I  recieve good advice that really helps me.

I carefully crafted a letter that expresses interest, motivation, curiosity, and is non-threatening, all the while conveying that I would like to purchase their home.  

I've been a long time resident of Union City and I've recently been in contact with several City officials who have expressed an interest in converting the City's commercial landscape from warehouses to offices, whether tech or other industries.  

When a person first expresses an interest in your product or service, or sees a marketing piece, they're at the wide end of the funnel.

They send you the materials ONLY after you have expressed great interest and do YOUR due diligence.