@Jake Fleming you should speak with an experienced attorney about raising capital legalities, so you don't get yourself in trouble with the SEC.Once you know what you can and cannot do, you should use the Classifieds Forum and also post on Facebook, etc.

Interesting post thanks for sharing.Do you believe there is a 'lack of natural market participants' in that particular price range and asset class in Philadelphia?

I am always telling people that I buy houses for cash any condition, As well I have a Facebook page that I post weekly to stay relevant and remind people I am looking for houses to buy all the time. 

My taxes are fairly detailed and comprehensive, definitely not cheap.When I wouldn’t get a response back, yet they were responding quickly to posts here in BP, I had to cut my ties.Best to you

James has time and time again always posted extremely helpful information on every post, he would be a great person to connect with. 

Great post!

In that vein, and I'm speaking to any general reader who may come across this post later, land held simply for potential appreciation is considered a valid investment asset for 1031 exchange purposes. 

I have heard as much as 30%-50% year 1 depreciation post cost set study for MF.  

As I have posted many times " what value do you bring, why should we do business with you" I hope you understand I am not attacking you,, Show value.

I made my first post about 6 months ago, a lot has happened that has slowed progress but not stopped it.