Several options in Northern MA too (That tend to draw from NH as well) if you want to get out and get more exposure.

At the risk of sounding like an idiot, I toss the question out there to avoid excessive newbie errors on my part.  :-)   Also, how am I notified when someone responds?  

This has been so true from what little exposure I've had to investors thus far. 

Resident(s) Responsible for Verifying the Square Footage.Or maybe they are reacting to the excessive use of the caps key? 

I would have to know each clients risk exposure before taking on such a project.If someone is worth 20 million for instance and wants to (build something) to see if it is a success then at the the end of it makes money or loses a little money at that deal size ( 3 million) it is not the end of the world for them.A group of people putting funds together with a majority of their worth to build a deal with tight margins and little to no experience where a larger loss can be seen the damage can be quite significant.How you look at development is run very conservative numbers for expected income and higher expenses to make the project go.

I have noticed that the more active you are, your exposure is greater.

That seems pretty excessive (especially a $5k setup cost!)

You end up paying about half the commission but it gives you more exposure. 

We purchased 100% exposure for zip 80007 in Arvada on Zillow/Trulia.  

Seems a bit excessive to be a Realtor.