Having a great track record and a stable of investors that trust you know what you’re doing is one of the biggest components to getting a raise done.

Well you would need to define what type of asset you want to manage and the area.Then get a database from the tax assessor of those owners.

If you can be a little more specific as to what you do, or what your objectives are it would help.I had basically the same question three years ago, and the previous posters answers while valuable depending on what your strategy is, it wasn't what I needed.If I could answer in a nutshell, define exactly what you want, then break down steps of what it will take to get you there.I don't use Vas, I don't do any marketing to buy or sell.

It defines how one might prove that they are a successor in interest (a deed is considered proof).

Here are more clearly defined roles:1) agent2) active investor3) passive investor.4) contractor 5) employeeIt gets very murky when you have 2 or more active investors. because each one may be doing all or some of the above.The cleanest is to have lender & operator.

im not quite sure how you define shell?

It actually acts like an insurance policy, insulating me if the deal goes south, and any potential liquidation is well-defined.

I don't like there to be poorly defined boundries. 8) Encumbering the property: You don't want the operators to be hamstrung in case they need to make timely & strategic moves.

Being in the business of" is usually defined by the degree of income derived by some activity vs investing.

Yes, Washington State, RCW 18.85.101 defines the requirements for a broker.