If its in a decent neighborhood you'll do fine.Thanks but I've been scouting that area for 2 years.

I work under one of the partners as a copy writer, junior marketing expert, web expert and so on.The hotel is still in the location scouting phase, but things are set to move quickly.At the moment, I'm writing a marketing proposal, which includes pretty much every real estate & marketing aspect except for the hotel management part (fortunately, because I know nothing about that).Do you guys have any resources on launching hotels?

Check with organizations for fund raising areas, BBQ gigs, car.motorcycle shows, bake sales, boy/girl scout mini jamboree setting up displays for a week end, chili cook-off, small art displays by local artists do well.

Instead, I feel that my education makes me particularly suited for property scouting.

You're out scouting for deals that's he's really going to be the one to do.

I want to start bringing on "property scouts" in different markets to basically submit offers to FSBOs on Craigslist.I've read some things on here and it seems like the max you can pay someone who is not an agent is $500?

Now that you're in town, you can scout out next place better.

This is where I tend to get a feel for the 'data' that I see on sites like neighborhood scout.

You need to scout the MLS (or Redfin or Zillow) like it's your job on a daily basis.

For months I have scouted out the community and even followed some of you as I anticipated someday entering the community to search for a portion of the real estate treasures to be discovered.