@Ben Valdez Jr Your best route may be to invest in a BP Pro Membership and list in the market place.

Hi BP, I am signing up for the pro membership in order to have access to the deal analysis calculator.  

After surveying customers we dropped it, and used the money on other features.5.

(maybe part of the pro membership which I don't have?).

Same thing as the network membership, but for people who'd rather set things up themselves. $47.

Newbie here...actually got the pro membership with the rookie bootcamp.

Feel free to apply for membership if you would like to interact with us in a friendly motivational environment.

And a total bonus was that they let me move the membership when I bought another property instead of having to pay for another tech membership.

(identify and preliminary speak to a lawyer who handles securities in Poland).[2] Know the tax laws of Poland as they relate to your investment--begin to line up a tax person for the business venture and for yourself personally (talk about cost to employ, and some strategy).[3] You will need to have a lender lined up (identified), and know what is required by them.The Lender is your main partner in the deal and drives a lot of what you can and can't do.Read the loan docs (and understand them) while making notes on them as you see fit.Contact the lender and discuss nuances of getting the loan (how much kicker money is needed, ie. surveys, bank fees, etc...), and what you (or your General Partners will need to be to get the loan (net worth, experience, credit history, cash reserves, etc...).Talk to a few lenders looking for more favorable terms...Note: the Right #1, #2 and #3 might be able to introduce you to an investor.[4] Know how to underwrite the deal, and understand that 100%, not guessing, or on a wing and a prayer.[5] Get the agreement of a money person. 

EPA, storm pond, 2 acres doesn't seem like much to put 6 duplexes on-  parking, driveways, setbacks, landscaping, fences, soil test, fire hydrants, survey, etc.