Agents, developers, fix and flippers, wholesalers, bird dogs, etc., all get paid for doing transactions.

Hi John,To start….I am the Developer member of a HOA Board as well as a Planning Commissioner for our city.

Only people who make money on timeshares are the sellers and developers.

The area was being re-developed prior to the downturn with developers buying tracts and scraping the buildings to put in the townhome complexes.

I have no idea what’s better for you, nor how you will approach these people, how effective your marketing is, etc.Your objective is to develop a target list of properties owned by deceased persons.

I'm interested in the following: passive income streams, alternate financing, development and multi-family.

Random discussion about various business models in the room (hard money, mobile homes, development, etc.)My broker also gave us some insight about the local economy.This seemed to work pretty well, but I would like to start doing topic-based meetings at some point where I can invite local experts to give a short dog and pony before we do a format similar to the above.

I am an entrepreneur who has been involved in the home remodeling business since 2007; and would like to make a change to become a real estate developer.

Bryan Hancock CC&R's are there to protect the value of the properties for the owners, etc. and insure that future development maintains values, etc.

The most important thing is to develop a track record to attract investors and to learn to convince them you'll be a good steward for their money.