a. offering for sale,b. buying, or offering to buy,c. soliciting prospective purchases,d. managing, or offering to manage,e. leasing, or offering to lease,f. renting, or offering to rent,You may want to consult with real estate attorney for the correct verbiage to keep you legal :)Read more @ https://static1.squarespace.com/static/583f50c959cc68cd8a1385d3/t/595141f7579fb3a2d59f04b2/1498497527655/New+Penalties+for+Engaging+in+Real+Estate+without+a+License.pdf?

I've been pondering this over the past few months when I was out of town on vacation.I'm curious about the possibility of setting a lifetime goal of developing a company with a 1b net worth over a lifetime.

Though I have felt that the PM Co has been reliably doing a decent job, most of what they've had to do is screen a prospective tenant (4 over the years) and collect rent, conduct move out and move in inspections.

Our founding fathers are probably rolling in their graves.The funny thing is that Gainesville is a 'Tree City' and very big on keeping development at bay.

Moreso with development, but i wanna do redevelopments and rentals first (commercial and residential like apartments).

Here are some steps you can take before you hire a contractor to ensure that your first contractor experience is a positive one.Have prospective contractors fill out an application – It may seem silly, but by having a prospective contractor take the extra step of getting an application and filling it out, you can assess how serious that contractor is in working for you.

There is a fine line between helping people develop, and straight up training your competition, especially if they live in the same town.

Have been doing some investing and developing for last 5 years or so.

Develop a spreadsheet that will help you perform a takeoff on the specific elements of the project and associate costs to those tasks.

I am an investor, a realtor, and a developer.