Hello,I wanted to know from experienced investors how do you develop a solid offer letter without the use of a real estate agent?

This is truly something you need to hear from the Guys directly at one of their events. 4.Get objections on the table and handle them individuallyYou are likely to encounter objections after presenting a solution and reviewing how its features provide the benefits the prospect is looking for.

For example, the profit split on a ground-up development deal would be much different than what you’d expect to see on a plain-vanilla cash flow play. 

Going forward, perhaps think about finding someone closer to the unit to open the door for new prospects. 

I decided to go with the contractor since I'm interested in developing and want to build some good relationships.

If you haven't already done so I would advise to develop a plan.

Commercial, you should expect to spend a good amount of time prospecting and networking. 

As for "bleeding cash" -- we're certainly not the first startup to be unprofitable for a number of years during its development and/or scaling phases, nor will we be the last.

I've blogged about how much I hate dealing with banks, love the owner financing option, but I'm learning the benefits of really developing relationships with bankers, especially as you pursue additional deals.

Are you looking for the means by which a prospective renter can enter to view a vacant property alone without you present?