Hello Everyone,I was hoping to hear some of your thoughts on what you feel makes the biggest difference in selling multi-million dollar properties ($2-4M).  I am looking primarily for things you do, both marketing and...

We have 3 high-end, luxury properties in Costa Rica that sleep between 20 and 30 people and our care takers cook for them, pick them up from the airports, give them suggestions for excursions, and do everything they can to help our guests have the greatest time possible.We also provide 12-passenger vans as well which are great for the guests to drive around and explore Costa Rica. 

Before that I want to know if the PM can hold my rent/security if I file a complaint.Additionally is there any other venue where I can lodge a formal complaint?

I’m working on a new lucrative business which involves adding an amenity to luxury apartment buildings or A-class apartment buildings but I’ve only worked with SFR and multi family building data. 

Hired a zoning attorney, historic tax credit consultant, and had 3 different reputable GC companies price the construction budget to do a full-gut reno to turn the top 3 floors into apartment units (not luxury, only home depot quality finishes).

Hi All,My partners and I have been building new construction condos around Boston since 2015.We've recently exited a couple of projects and are looking at acquiring both long term rentals and short term rentals.My father-in-law owns a condo in North Conway, NH in the White Mountains and so I have an affinity for this area and see a lot of potential here despite all the rumblings with regulations.One of the best ski mountains, Bretton Woods, has very little inventory within a 15-20 minute drive in terms of places to stay other than hotels and lodges. 

I wish I had the luxury to invite 14 contractors get 4 bids etc.  

I'm speaking from a food and lodging business perspective, no knowledge in co-working aspect. 

Chandler,It sounds like you want an easier way to find brokerage firms around your area, their commission split model, what type of property they specialize in (luxury, mid-market, etc.), also if they give new agents leads from the broker or experienced agents?

Unaffordability has definitely become an issue...Here's the thing that gets me though - a lot of the new construction developments around me are big luxurious houses - we're talking 475k-775k.