Atlanta for instance usually fare better on properties developed in 1955 and up because that's what buyers demand.

I'm looking to develop partnerships/relationships, attend meetups, anything I can do to learn from more experienced parties and individuals in regard to all aspects personal real estate investment.My wife and I are working diligently to establish real estate as a full time career over the next 3-5 years, and we greatly appreciate your time.

It's a relationship that has been developed not just with the agent but also with the broker and their office staff.Next, as Joan mentioned, you can't require any particular service be used, steering and where you may have a financial interest.

What would be good is to talk to the city and community and to understand if there are any development projects coming in that area in next 5 years.

(3 hours total) Outside of that I think we have gotten 2 - 3 calls this year for repairs outside our monthly visit.We have also developed a relationship with a local handyman business.

A developer or large scale multi-family investor might have concerns that could be addressed by such a strategy, but I just don't see where the average investor who is conservative (buys smart/makes sensible profit projections) and diversified (not all the eggs in one basket) would need this kind of complex "hedge" for their investments.Your example is "a home" for a "sale close in 9 months" and that sounds like one big project and all of your eggs are in one basket.

Renting or buying these condos is also the cheapest way to get into the neighborhood - it's the only condo development, and all of the single family homes start at around 450-500k.

Is there a community development corp (CDC) for the neighborhood?

I did a search on software and came up with about a Brazilian different forum discussions on software.

Ideally, I'd like to cash flow $40k in five years (still am developing my goals/strategies as I learn).Looking forward to your insight!