Hi All,We are planning on purchasing a piece of land in Lubbock Texas to build a a multifamily property.

It’s best to get your deals as a new investor without any pressures, and I don’t think New Western's model affords you that opportunity.This is my piece of advice to new investors dealing with New Western.

Personally for me this always gave me piece of mind that IF I ever wanted to sell one of my properties that has appreciated a lot, I could move back into one for a while if I plan strategically in advance

And if you're netting 45-50k why would you want to sell a piece of it?

Currently we have a home improvement/remodeling company, so the construction piece we have including many sub crews.

After scouring the City of Pismo Beach's painfully vague website, I've noted a few pieces of information which you may find to be helpful.

I understand folks trying to shave a percent here and there; but I don't do my own root canal either!

I'll add another piece: with interest rates on the downswing, bank on refinancing and higher cashflow in the near future.This may well not be what a "more successful syndicator" would do, but it wasn't a more successful syndicator who asked the question, just an ordinary mom and pop investor who's looking to expand on what she's got.

You can work on ignorance only so long before it breaks you into little pieces.7.

Dont read it off a piece of paper, it will sound like you're reading it and seller will hang up.