I'm new to BP so forgive me if I don't direct you with the right actions but why not list your opportunity in the Marketplace for a joint venture partner?

Reasons, there are not a lot more building on the market than you would expect.Below is an article I came across that may give you some more insight about what is going on in the area.http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Millennials-Drawn-to-Northwest-Philly-But-Will-They-Stay-259816701.htmlGood Luck

It seems when people read or watch the news about the downturn (or perceived downturns) they become more cautious and less willing to 'take a chance and move'.

They are both considered short term actions that can get you a bunch of experience.  

This is awesome, way to take action.  

I learned that I DEF have an eye for the deals, since there was plenty of "action".

At some point you have to take action.

I think it's pretty commonly held knowledge, at least by those of us living in the Houston area, that our city has grown exponentially over recent decades.Well, CultureMap posted a pretty cool .gif the other day showing by just how much the city and surrounding areas have expanded since the 1940's, with the most impressive growth spurts coming since the 1970's.You can view the brief article and .gif here: http://houston.culturemap.com/news/city-life/05-16-16-see-how-dramatically-houston-has-grown-since-the-1970s/

There are arguments in the lender world as to whether or not the 120 day rule applies to non monetary default (Like if the guy was just late) but most lenders take the conservative approach and just wait the 120 days until the start foreclosure....and yes, that could get you in and out before we could take action.

I do not want to be stuck in the “analysis paralysis” any more; it is time to take action!