I have been studying this topic for about 6 months and have been developing a business around it for about another 5 to 6 months.

Take some time, educate yourself on the process and what it takes to succeed, develop a plan and gain some experience...then go after it hard when equipped.

They too will see the investment opportunity before you.This is what you are competing against.My experience, most real estate investors who do well in resort areas make their own opportunites by developing.

I've developed my goals in real estate.

They are very new and are not well aware about the right developer and or the right property to choose.My search in the internet to know more about the international real estate business leads me to the website “biggerpockets.com”.

You can probably find 20 wholesalers in your area but you'll want to find the one or two good ones and then develop a strong relationship.

I do not think that I have a well-developed niche as of yet, but commercial and multifamily units are what strike me as most appealing.Looking forward to meeting many of you from any and everywhere and, hopefully, some of you that reside nearby.Cheers,

Is this complex just as a rental only or is the units part of a bigger development or a fractured condo conversion??

., buying income producing properties) or developing or fix and flipping (both of which I consider to be more jobs than investments), then it seems like you have good resources in this guy and your aunt.

If money runs out (but when does that ever happen), you're left with quickly partnering with/selling to another developer, or letting the lender take it back (in which case Chris has bought himself a $120k education he won't likely forget).