But this system seems impersonal when I’m trying to develop relationships with a lot of good buyers.So my question is, does anyone have any good ideas or systems for balancing your relationships with your buyers while also maximizing the profits on each deal?

I have the opportunity to join a large national firm (SVN) or a small boutique firm where I would be jack of all trades. I'm having a hard time deciding. Are there any benefits to joining a boutique firm over a large ...

I have project I want to develop in my home country of Botswana, Africa.

yet those developments have led to more and more non-gaming venues.    

He continued to live in it until we completed a nearby development project, which was just completed yesterday.  

I have DC developers I work with, to sell their inventory off-market, that will take traditional financing.

Although ideally you can control costs by paying materials directly, I’m not opposed to a small down payment (20-30%) for a larger job which translates to their materials and a setup usually. 

Hi All, I am a Realtor in Colorado and I would love to understand what I can provide you as potential clients to develop a long-term business relationship. 

If you develop a mutually beneficial relationship with someone like that, it may be good for both of you for years.I see a lot of suggestions on here about buying materials yourself, not paying a deposit, things like that.

We’re looking to trade up from 1 door to ideally 20 doors and purchase a MF commercial building.