The Eagle Center has a handful of condo areas available (they are selling shells for people to develop themselves).

The best approach is to do what every other serious investor looking for funds does... develop a Private Placement Memorandum supported by a business plan and shop it around.

Your prospect hears; " I WANT TO BUY YOUR PROPERTY FOR 70% OR LESS OF THE VALUE".

I'm now working in a real estate development companyin LA, CA.

I'm guessing they were there to show the house to prospective buyers when the realtor could not make it?

You could be in Mainframes, networking, web design, web development, database administration, PC Support, etc.Rather than trying to grasp it all, grasp one really well.

Hey all,As you may recall from my last post, I've been having a hard time getting any interest from prospective wholesale buyers via phone and email.

I am currently working for a real estate development company and has a real estate license.

Still-I don't want to live under rules such as planned unit developments have, and the chance of even one rogue board member.Originally posted by "Minna":I lived in a town for 3 yrs that I would have otherwise been priced out of because I lived in a condo, and my fees were always low.

The furniture credit at a local store sounds good in theory, however, what I really think you are trying to do with your idea is capture that OHMYGOSH moment that a prospective buyer has when he/she walks through the door and sees the house of their dreams fully furnished beautifully.