Do you offer strategic revenue opportunities with CPA firms?

Is the area about to experience a lot of job growth and appreciation?  

These could be beautiful properties that add to their blocks rather than detract but I need to take the opportunity myself, it's not going to fall out of the sky. 

Question for mike, I have a full time job as a carpenter and am a W2 employee.

I've used Cory's Lawn Service for years and they've done a great job. 

Like me there are a lot of investors who are familiar with that neighborhood that would jump in at this opportunity for the right price.

I work a fulltime job as well and make about $13000 a month after tax.

He is doing a good job, but slow.

Forst off, you DO need a broker if you are going to lend, otherwise, you are likely in violation of state usury laws and other potential Federal laws.Bill mentioned being carfeul to stay within these laws and that is precisely the job of your broker, so YES, you need one as a lender or get your own broker's license.Secondly, if you come in not as a lender but an equity partner, then all these topics are null and void as you are not coming in as a lender but as a partner.

It just seems like a big job of manual labor- such a big lot.Good Luck!