In the last week I have said the following sentence probably to 7 people already:NEVER EVER use YOUR incompetence, Lack of skill, or "know how" to judge anything by, or to base personal advise on.YOU can't do it... doesn't mean no oe can do it right?

However, I didn't read this sentence (or at least had a different understanding of what it meant, if I did) "the LLC is controlled by the original borrower or the original borrower owns a majority interest in the LLC".  

Probably the only chance I'll have this year to use "nah" in a sentence :)How do you know it's a fantastic turnkey operator?

@Adam Styles this may sound a bit harsh, but consider it tough love: if you're looking to "team up with investors", you'll need to put more out there than 1 sentence, and you'll need to put your best foot forward to show how you're going to bring value to the table.No experienced investor will have any interest in teaming up with you until you learn how to present yourself to them in a way that demonstrates the value you're bringing to the table.

Reading the description reminded me a bit of writing an essay back in school where I was trying to pad the word count and put in a bunch of superfluous words and sentences. 

@Angel Perezhttps://www.wlwt.com/amp/article/two-cincinnati-men-sentenced-in-nationwide-foreclosure-rescue-scam/42125327In some states like maryland approaching a borrower in pre foreclosure is regulatedhttps://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/mrec/mrecshortsales.shtml

I will say that I am still a newer landlord so I guess take my last sentence with a grain of salt.  

"Our policy requires..." and "Our lease requires..." are great ways to begin your sentences in order to keep yourself on track. 

The first sentence should read "I have been investing in pre-construction condos in the Riviera Maya since 2017, targeting Playa del Carmen AND TULUM".

No matter how you package that sentence, those words... it all means the same.Without credibility (i.e. people believing you can do what you say you can do) you will make no deals.Again, this has very little to do with a brand, per se.