They might have money but still trash the place or live in an unsanitary manner.FYI there's no credit scoring in many of these developing countries, and anyway the notion of "individual" credit often doesn't exist in these places, at least for the masses-families hold joint bank accounts, one person in a large city remits money to relatives in rural area.

We are developers that build investment properties, therefore; not quite in your area of interest.

I have done a couple with a large developer that a friend of mine knows a principal of.

Full-time I develop e-learning courses and I am ready to begin a new area of the business or my first love.

This way I will slowly develop wealth (assets), simultaneously with considerable income.

I'm very new to RE in general so basically looking for guidance on metrics to analyze such growth deals.Leo - I know the local market and I stick with public listed property development companies.Joshua - Thanks for the welcome!

Those you feel on the same wavelength with, you could shoot a "colleage request", and use the message feature to begin developing a relationship.

It's not only the state regulations but, also local policies that make developing, building or investing very "difficult" at times.

., PLUS all the other building and development costs) Some foreign investors made an offer for $585,000 for both lots, telling the seller they can close in 10 days and construct the house in 90 (right.... but I digress).

We are a B Corporation registered in Mass. operating in Georgia.We are a real estate development firm committed to social and environmental impact utilizing smart growth, sustainable and new urbanism principles.By becoming a B Corp, it allow us to make corporate decisions with investors dollars based on environmental and social impact.