That you need an self driving car also developed here (there are 5 self driving technology companies).

When you get into commercial properties if this size, they are typically owned by a who’s who of tight knit developers in the area.

We just had some prospective tenants turn in applications and they said “non-smokers” on the application, but I noticed they smelled strongly of smoke and even their applications (the paper!)

Hi Julian what is do the connect with brokers is try to connect with them via Linkedin or BP and develop a rapport with them.

My ultimate goal is to buy a piece of land and develop a 25-30 multi-unit apartment complex.I have read books, attending the seminars, paid for the classes, watch the YouTube video, google things that didn’t understand which have brought me to this point of budding career as a real estate investor.As of right I looking for a few things:1) A mentor.

And the prospect to appointment setting ratio is very high, and it's something I can scale nationwide. 

I plan on also doing a credit check / background check after I receive the application back from prospective tenants.Heres the link: http://www.nj.gov/treasury/dpmc/Assets/Files/Renta...Also - do you guys usually charge application fees?

Plus, Sponsors will also be more eager to answer your questions when they're trying to woo you to invest in their projects.Before beginning, I would suggest developing your investment criteria and risk-return expectations.

The focus will be on finding good deals and this craft will develop with the more properties you analyze.

I've owned a condo as a rental for 5 years now and like yourself have been studying up and developing a business plan to launch.