@Jack North I'm sure there are a lot of folks on here who have and/or are in your shoes.

Lindsey, I'm in the same shoes like you trying to develop a small tract in the Charlotte, NC Metro area.

@Michael BurksI was in your shoes a few years ago when I attended a weekend seminar by a competing program based in Dallas (if you've done your homework at all, you've surely heard of him).

I always try to put myself in people's shoes.

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As long as you step into the original buyer's shoes and don't change anything, it might go a little faster.But there's no recipe for finding those.

So main lesson is get a rock star agent or if you find yourself in my shoes ask your agent-friend to get a Rockstar agent to partner with them to split the commission on your purchase.

That, more than anything, is what you miss out on by not spending time in a place with people your own age.So as a guy who once sat in your shoes, here's what I wish I had done differently.

Want my take on this project, sure this is the price.Oh you want my thoughts on this one, sure this is the price.Want me to give you my opinion based on pics, here is the price.Ohh you want me to send the team out there this time, no problem this is the price.Nike doesn't care who buyer their shoes man.

I say weigh your options closely but if I were in your shoes, I'll see what other creative options I am open to before considering a pm hire .