She is an excellent sales professional, and really excells at all she does.

i am relocating back to southwest missouri within the next couple of months.i am interested in starting a rei club.contact me if if you wish at [email protected] or 210-264-3900i am interested in forming relationships,contacts sharing contractors etc. and networking with people that have the same goals in mind....

As you build a relation ship with them, they will not always require to put away 6 payments.3. yes, you would need to be purchasing 60% or below so there is room for the payments, costs, and fix up.

Arizona is an excellent place to invest in land.

:lol: If you do bid on a property and have 10 days to come upwith the cash, and have a prior relationship with a hardmoney lender, it just might be feasible to swing one dealafter another.

If it were a conflict of interest, the real estate agent would have a direct relationship that would benefit from the project (which does sometime happen).

The point being, why set yourself up for a bad relationship with the landlord.I guess I've also been lucky to have had the chance to sit on both sides of the fence, having been a tenant and now a property manager.

Its always good to familiarize yourself with the tricks of the trade (because there are TONS) to not only protect yourself, but your investment.A few ways to get involved are:build a relationship with a developer.find ways to service what they need like:Offer Title Services at a discountOffer brokerage serviceStart a Retaining wall, fencing, irrigation companyif your an engineer offer to take a second look at some plansIf your an architect do the sameIf you are an attorney offer some advice on contractual obligationsIf your an analyst, draw out some cash flowsIf your an accountant, offer to help, create JE's Adjustments, filing, etc.If you have a knack for construction, get out to the sites and look around.If you are good public speaker, get in front of the County officials and pitch a project to the county.Look for the meetings in the county and attend a couple of hearings for development approvals...its public.If you are a banker, look at the deals, contact the developers in your area, go meet them, offer services. etc.Development is about getting out there and putting your ear to the ground.

It will all depend on your relationship and where its headed.

I am looking for input as to what questions to ask or how you recommend "screening" people to put together whom you will develop a good working relationship with.