Quote from @Daniel Rabinov: Would love to hear the opinion of anyone on how exactly he would take $1,000,000 cash and utilize it to meet the targets below.Please, if any agents/brokers are replying, don't talk about the market you work in as it's a bias opinion due to the nature of your work.I currently live in Spain, but can oversee projects and physically arrive at a destination if needed but not relocate.Goals:1.

One team (agent, property manager, contractor, etc.) can take care of anything in Lehigh or Northampton counties.

Hi Lisa, I am a licensed agent here in NC and I live directly in Fayetteville.

LLC member (Limited partner from a legal standpoint but with management duties)Becuase of the LLC's limited partner's confusion, under the proposed regulations, subject to an exception noted below, an interest in an entity would be treated as an interest in a limited partnership under Code Sec. 469(h)(2) if:-the entity in which the interest is held is classified as a partnership for Federal income tax purposes under Reg § 301.7701-3; and-the holder of the interest does not have rights to manage the entity at all times during the entity's tax year under the law of the jurisdiction in which the entity was organized and under the governing agreement.

Despite offering almost every amenity for an ideal vacation, my efforts to increase bookings through more than ten non-exclusive agreements with local property managers and continuous outreach to travel agents have not been fruitful.

If that's not working you could work with an investment-focused agent as well.

They will at least need the agent information to work with them to get what they need.

Also, with the amount of people hunting pre-foreclosures (wholesalers, agents, individuals, funds, etc.) and scooping them up to flip them, I don't see how the supply could outweigh the demand in the near future.

I am a CPA, licensed agent, and have a lending background and think I can speak to the various parts of your question. 

I'm used to the Brokerage having the E&O policy, but the agents have to pay the premium.