Like everyone else, I find it to be a very interesting concept.

We're working on re-structuring our new fund concept with a BP debt expert to hopefully be able to take advantage of Realty Mogul's network too.Here is the list I have formulated from various sources over the last month or so:FundriseiFundingRealty MogulRealty SharesRealCrowdCrowdStreetPropertyPeersCrowd MasonPatch Of LandPrimaroSo far I have only checked out Fundrise, Realty Mogul, and iFunding.

Is there a 'term' or 'phrase' that describes that type of agreement that I could search here to learn the concept more in detail?

Motels or industrial or other properties are going to require more than a simple real estate background.

It's more about concepts and less about throwing a lot of numbers at you.

Surprisingly, some of the real estate agents have not heard of wholesaling concept, even though these guys have been in the business all their lives.

-Eviction is an option, but it would be simpler on you if you could work something out with another park owner to take your tenants.

It is more of an opportunity for those less or unfamiliar with the concept.

i had a tenant move in on the 30th. they paid for that day plus the next month to make it simpler for all.if i had someone move in on the 7th, I would have them pay for a full month into the 2nd month and then pro-rate the 2nd month.

I am employed for the marketing, including developing the 'boutique' concept and finding the location (and especially copywriting it all in a convincing manner).My problem is that I have very little sources on marketing a hotel launch and developing a boutique hotel concept.