I mailed my application last week and am now waiting for the results.

If you have solid buyers who are true capitalists, they won't mind how big your assignment fee is, as long as the numbers work for them. 

I know I can contact Realtors but I rather find out through black and white thank you guys.Although you said you are in CA and want to invest elsewhere (I'd recommend something within a 1 hour drive from where you currently live), the process of picking the right market is the same.I like to see good $/sf growth over the last 2 years, and a market that is $700/sf and higher.

In the last few years the City of Danville has created lots of speed bumps for STR operators, so be sure to familiarize yourself with all those restrictions.

I'm relatively new to investing and need some help with my unconventional situation.First off, I'll give some background about myself.I Live in British Columbia and have been a homeowner for about 8 years. my house was appraised at the beginning of last year for $550,000 and still owe $120,000.

You could also look at selling the "paper lots" in advance of building out the infrastructure, but that depends on your financial ability to take this from dirt to finished product, and ultimately for holding long-term if that's the goal.

I'm not sure I'd have a PM oversee another contractor but I would probably have them involved at some level especially if you are working long distance.

heh heh heh Haven't been around long huh?

I've been a Realtor and Home Flipper in Houston TX the last 4 years. 

We are having a surge over the last 4 months of people booking directly on our website.