Tell us about the types of deals you've been involved in thus far.Jump in and start participating and you'll see that this is a great place to meet some fantastic people!

Finding the balance and of course participating instead of just selling is the key.

The major deciding factor for me not to "invest" in my RDPD education was the lack of any substantial testimonial throughout the Internet from folks who have "invested" and participated in the Advanced Wealth programs.

If it's all properties, you don't need an addendum to assign a contract if you're dealing with a non-institutional seller and a buyer that isn't using a Realtor.

Once the buildings are complete, they might be held onto by the developer or sold to other investors or their occupants.If you're interested in this, and have never done it, the Urban Land Institute has a number of books on the topic.

We're glad to have you and I hope you'll find what you need here.BTW - Perhaps you could upload a profile image so we can better follow you as you participate here on the site.

I have materials from Ron LeGrand, Preston Ely and Mike Collins (all well known in the wholesaling community).I also joined and participate on Bigger Pockets and other similar sites every day.

Very true Josh, and while there are more residnetial investors on this boeard, there are some of us who participate in the commercial world, so post away, ask away, answer away and reap the benefits of such an amazing forum.

The 2009 index can be seen here: http://www.heritage.org/Index/TopTen.aspx There is an even better ranking that is done by the Cato Institute, which is a better think-tank, in my opinion.

It's a great community, I hope you jump right in with questions and participate.