Greetings,Our land development company owns several parcels of land across Southern California, we are in the process of raising capital (per project) to entitle the land, grade and sell to merchant builders.

See a pattern developing?  

Hi BP,I'm Tracy and I fell into real estate development a few years ago when I couldn't find a house I wanted to buy.I did, however find an empty half acre lot in wine country, in a great neighborhood.

I usually offer an early check in or late checkout when the schedule allows it.One guy checked out 45 min late and my housekeeper sat close to the end of the drive way (she's too nice to pull up to the house), but the guy saw her and must have felt bad and gave her a $20 tip.I dis buy a super capacity washer and dryer since the laundry is the bottle neck in getting the house ready.

I'm looking to learn and develops relationships and potentially seek some investors in my projects for some good returns.

We need an new office space because ours will be under development in less than a year or so.

There are some properties in that price range in Montclair in the not as nice areas tucked near Bay Street station (Mission/New St) or maybe near the South End.  

@Chris Irvin Hey Chris, nice to meet you.

Sounds good my question is where did you find a three unit in PG County..that's nice

Do not spend too much time on this but at least know a few guys at your local REIA that are actively flipping that you can sell to when you get your first assignment. 2) Next develop your strategy, build a list of at least 200 properties to mail to.