Hi Michael,In "real life" (opposed to my secret investor identity) I am a web developer and run Ally Web Solutions, LLC, on a daily basis.

How would you rank (best to worst) the following methods for bringing in GOOD tenant prospects?

There are very serious repercussions down the road if you knew about this, and a tenant develops problems - LLCs will not help shield you.

That would be $60,000.So in all, the development costs would be around $175,000, all of which would probably have to be cash or privately funded.Also, you have the cost of the land.

George, I found a great, oversized lot on the Bloomington Hills golf course – really one-of-a-kind and leftover from the development of the area 15 to 20 years ago.

I am looking for a few critiques.I developed the website on my own, my background is in IT so I have some experience, however I don't consider myself creative or artistic.

I'm excited about the prospect of making new friends and getting to know this business.

So my question is, from the prospective of an investor, is there just to much baggage?

The subdivision is a newer development w/ new houses still being built for $300K, give or take $10-20K for size/features.I would imagine the neighbors who live on this cul-de-sac would like to see this house fixed up; the neighbors in the development would want this house repaired for property value/affect on sales.Who would I talk to about this house?

I don't know any that would do that, the ones I know are not starving and the reason they are not starving is that they would never do that.....What makes you think an agent wouldnot take your prospect to show another property?