Even I am looking to connect with other like-minded real estate professionals to see how we can help one another.

Note it mentions transaction relationship: in that scenario the agents are not representing either party...only the transaction with the hopes of getting it closed.

Access to 9 or 10 figures of government and business capital (let alone $58M) did not save them.It didn't matter if his dad gave him a $5MM or $500MM loan, walking into a room to build rapport, convince the other party that you can close, that you can revitalize the area or the city, that you will get bank financing, etc. takes a lot more than money.$58M.. by the way, the left media has already thrown around so many figures of this supposed loan from his dad, I think I have heard at least 8 numbers already.

My caution here would be to make sure you have a thorough professional inspection.

@Anthony Harris - What I would recommend is if you are really interested in the property get a 3rd party appraisal that you and the seller split the costs for.

As a new investor, I’ve submitted a few posts trying to piece together my team of area professionals.

I am looking for things like: - investors on the move in the area- deals happening in the area and associated parties- Also, what is happening in other markets outside of Tampa (i.e. 1-4 corridor, Panhandle, SFL, Jax)Basically I want to know the players and the games they are playing.

Disclaimer: I'm not a legal professional, however if a party attempts to make a claim on a property who's name wasn't originally on tittle when mortgage was originated is a legal term called "unjust enrichment".

@Patrick Philip They hire virtual assistants who usually work with real estate professionals.  

Professionally, I am a collections attorney.