But there are also many people that have done it well.Be organized, get everything in writing and schedule well, these are the 3 most important things about being a GC after construction knowledge.GL!

I'm a relatively new private investor and have begun experimenting with the crowdfunding sites, to get into a wider variety of deals at a lower contribution if the terms and restrictions turn out to be viable, or at minimum to 'see' more deals.Below are my quick findings about several of the sites as of 11/1/13.

Especially considering the dynamic and organic nature of these types of markets...

It is my opinion that a HOA is not supposed to be a profit making organization.

I thought that this one was just made-up Realtor BS until I experienced it first hand.Although I have an large ozone generator so far I have never had the occasion to use it for curry smells but it works so well on other organic smells that it would be the first thing I would try.No that's not true - The First thing I would do would be market the house in Indians because I would love to have Indians as tenants.

You can't own a trust, because its designed to be its own organization that owns assets like your moms property. your mom doesnt own it now, the trust does.

I'd say ask about how they got started and have an organic conversation.

I have been investing for the past 4+ years in the buy-and-hold arena and have just recently begun learning more and getting into the wholesale and flipping side of things.

A few weeks back people started talking about organizing a meetup for the Capital region BP folks.

One of our clients bought a park that was empty of homes, had a swimming pool filled with dirt, and a trashed club house for a bargain that some other organization had bought for what they thought was a "higher use" and gave up because of the cost of ripping out the pads, the electric, the gas, and the water supplies and sanitary lines.