Rich,How does the winning floorplan compare to the floorplans that you already have in that development?

But we'll all win from learning from each other.Here's a list of ideas to get you thinking: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2997/blog_posts/26864-100-expense-reduction-challenge

I personally emphasize curb appeal in the form of modern, clean and well kept feeling.

I have seen that posting ads about potential deals, going to forclosure auctions and talking to the ones who didnt win the house, and just calling investor companies.

Something I've been in the process of earning for many years and is going to be taking up most of my time this year ie making $17 000 for the Green Card Interview, Assuming I win it that is.The story is great but I'm very different from the Guy in it, I'm trying to figure out why I'm so impatient at the moment.Also not sure if Investing is really what I want to do anymore.

Major bonus points if this is integrated to the design of the property management software (e.g. written in PHP).In short: win me over with superior features, a reasonable license and reasonable pricing.

You need to find ways to create win/win deals and you will have a sustainable career.

Make sure you make it worth their time to help you so that everyone wins when you’re involved in a deal.

I have done the logistical planning and some financial scenarios and it seems like a win/win here.The project would last 8 weeks.

There are ways to win over a lien holder and even defend a sale initially, but there are no methods that will keep them from exercising the right to do so if there is a violation.