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Devin Slone Advice on first deal
14 August 2023 | 10 replies
They may be also willing to connect you with other investors they know.If you don't know an agent willing to assist with this for free, you may need to offer a few hundred dollars as an enticement.
Emily Burnett Exploring the Real Estate Frontier As A Newbie: Chosen Medium Investing in Tiny Homes
14 August 2023 | 2 replies
Although Investors play a vital role in promoting environmentally friendly living spaces that require fewer resources to construct and maintain.
Jake Burhans Investor Friendly Brokerages?
22 October 2022 | 7 replies
Don't know if if have any agents in NH but we promote being entrepreneurial 
Anthony Catoni Finding Core Team - Out of State
14 August 2023 | 4 replies
I think the key here is to find the contractors that have been recommended by other investors, and that aren't just self-promoting themselves. 
Scott Choppin Lifecycle of a CA Multi-Family Development Deal
8 October 2021 | 151 replies
It is frankly one of the best posts on this forum.One question pertaining to financing development projectsBack in Europe where I come from, the government promote new condos constructions with a number of incentives.Among them, zoning bonuses against social housing, substantial tax breaks for new homes buyers and most importantly a legal framework allowing builders to pre sell the condos with a pre defined universal payment plan. 5% earnest money 35% at completion of fundations, 70% at walls / roof completion 95% at project completion, 5% on final deliveryIn counter part, the developer must get an insurance covering the buyers in case he doesn’t deliverFunds are managed by a notary / escrow co.Developers get the land under contract but won’t complete the land purchase before having the land fully entitled, pre sold a minimum of 50-60% of the project and secured financing.At least 70% of the project is usually financed by pre sale proceeds, 10-15% by the developer own funds and the remaining by a bank loan (rates around 1%).
Michael Fundaro Exchanging property for equity in a "syndicate"
28 July 2023 | 2 replies
One thing you may want to do is find a site planner to draft something up or some renderings for you, it will cost you a few bucks but it will entice developers more so they do not have to spend any money out of pocket to understand what can be done.
Faisal Farnas Motivational
11 July 2016 | 9 replies
Every time I get passed for a promotion, I am going to close on a property.Every time my boss tells me the economy is bad and I won't get a raise this year, I will read a real estate investing book.Every time I get micromanaged, I will make an offer on a property.Every time I get stuck in rush hour on my daily commute to the 9-5, I will make it a point to expand my team of contractors and handymen.Every time I get a rejection letter/email, I will be even more hungry to acquire my next multifamily! 
Lawrence Porter Why don't social posts bring in any clients?
20 August 2023 | 5 replies
Posts that are too salesy or self-promotional tend not to perform as well.- Poor visuals - Eye-catching and relevant images and videos tend to draw more engagement on social posts.
Abdul Rauf M. Who is the Expert and Authority in Tax Lien and Deed here?
20 September 2017 | 33 replies
IL has three types of tax sales and varying penalty rates and rates of return on subsequent years' taxes (12% per year or part thereof).Moderator note: self promotion removed.
Account Closed syndicated deals - who secures the loan?
29 August 2017 | 9 replies
Account Closed, For larger syndicated transactions, the passive investors usually limit their investment to less than 20% so that they don't personally guarantee the loan.Unless the company acting as sponsor/syndicator is financially strong enough, or unless the LTV is low enough, the sponsor will be required to provide at least a limited guarantee.This is why many syndicated deals do a 50/50 equity/debt split - enough equity to entice the lender to forego personal guarantees.