Community Studies and Civic EngagementGPA: 3.53; Cum LaudeRelevant CourseworkNonprofit ManagementAccounting PrinciplesGlobal Business EnvironmentEconomics (Micro and Macro)Ethical Issues in BusinessEntrepreneurshipWork ExperienceHarris Homes LLC 2010-PresentOwnerMonitor fulfillment of purchase contract terms to ensure that they are handled in a timely manner.Compare a property with similar properties that have recently sold to determine its competitive market price.Acquire properties through direct mail marketing and local tax sales.Maintain knowledge of real estate law, local economies, fair housing laws, types of available mortgages, financing options, and government programs.Review HUD-1 for accuracy before closing.UA Local 486, Baltimore, MD 2007-2014HVAC Service Technician Installs, repairs, and performs preventive and corrective maintenance on a variety of residential and commercial HVAC equipment.Complies with all applicable standards and policies, including safety proceduresVolunteer WorkBig Brothers and Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake, Baltimore, MD 2011-presentMentorTakes mentee out to sporting events, lunch, and other outdoor eventsHelps mentee with his academicsPlays video games with mentee

You can help syndicators raise capital in a variety of areas from wherever you are.  

Great work getting guest bloggers to do the heavy lifting, and it adds lots of variety and different perspectives.

Not always recommended for rookies.On the flip side, investing in more desirable areas of Hudson County may lack the cashflow that other markets can provide, but for a variety of reasons, you may feel safer investing there.

Despite minimal real estate experience, I have very good business acumen, and significant knowledge in a variety of industries (construction, agriculture, manufacturing) Look forward to connecting in the future!

@Karen MoysiYou could draw it up a variety of ways.

There is a wide variety of creative financing at your disposal.

The relationship might work something like this (let's call the investor Ralph):1) As early in the process as possible, I view the house and write up any desired changes to the interior framing, and my desired flooring, lighting, hardware, tile, cabinets, appliances, siding, etc.  2) Ralph negotiates a contract with the GC as he would if this were a normal flip - with whatever finishings he would have used to appeal to the widest variety of buyers if I were not in the picture.

That can be cleaned off in a couple of hours by a guy with a brush, a ladder or scissor lift, and some acid and water.I don't think that's a big deal.I wouldn't waive anything until after the inspection, however.

I found a bank here in town that will do a variety of portfolio loans.