Hi all, I remember listening to a biggerpockets podcast (the subject was wholesaling) where the guest mentioned a "blue book" that he had developed that was like a script for his employees to follow when speaking with a seller or buyer in regards to owner financing.

I've set time in my schedule each week for REI research and professional development that PB will definitely be part of.I also would really like to get involved in a local REI community, So thanks, @Alexander Wardell for the suggestion, I will look into the upcoming events for the Boston Real Estate Guild!

There's also room to develop if I want to later on. 1 park is mostly owner-occupied, but it has some cash flow from POHs- which I can also sell and use the profit to buy 4 more homes to fill vacant lots.

That said, there is clear evidence (with research to back it up) that the brain of a person age 19 is not fully developed.

Unfortunately, we figured out this enormous scalability after we liquidated our capital for development of what is now phase 1 (80 acres) where we thought the sole cultivation site on this property would be. 

I'm willing to give up my weekends to help in exchange show me whatever it is that needs to be done.Bit of my background.Located in San Diego.In my late twenties.Currently holding a full-time job in software and wants to GTFO from 9-5.I've done some rehab on homes when I was younger.

@Larry King - I develop, own, and broker towers.

I have an opportunity to purchase 5-7 lots in an area that already has some trailers on it. In general, how much would it cost to prep .25 acres (perc test, running power, water, occupancy permit, etc) to allow for a ...

working so many hours at a software company and not spending enough time with my delicious two girls lead to realize I have to generate passive income if I want to control my time.

The project:We are developing a 40-60 unit apartment building in the mountains of Colorado.