I bought a home in a new development in Mapleton called Harvest Park.

Everything has been developed or is plan to be developed.

The key is either to leverage a good system, or develop a network you can count on.

You may, however, wish to consult with the Department of Housing and Urban Development to determine their rules regarding real estate sales and the arranging of FHA loans.

Hell-oJust wanted to introuduce myself and state my purpose-Here because I own and occupy a 1 BR condo unit in a desirable development that is completely sold out/rented.

Can you explain to all on the forum how a broker or loan officer makes money with this program.To be fair, I'll await the answer to this question.As for someone's comment on a website looking professional - this is 2007 - 6 year olds can program websites (many of older folks aren't as talented as they are) - it is not hard to build a reputable looking site, so don't judge a site on how "reputable" it looks.This has actually been quite a fun thread to read.

Hello,I've been hanging around the Rehabbing forum a lot lately, but for me, I will most likely be involved in a single family detached house development.

You should approach every transaction with the mindset that you're trying to develop a win-win solution for all parties.

Develop a reallistic business plan using real world numbers.

Not getting or knowing the total payoff is an absolute DEAL KILLER for me.If you encounter this, go to a reputable Title Company and they are usually pretty effective in getting payoff's in these situations.Good luck,Jim Watkinswww.dfwmentor.com