They own about 900 lots in Jacksonville to develop still.

I am the Developer for this project with the intent is to turn an old factory into a 20-25 unit apartment building.

Good notes, I would also add that state regs should be a factor wherever you end up soliciting investors from i.e. avoid NY

In Ogden in particular, condition plays a large factor and it's difficult to get a feel for these properties unless you can see them physically.Also, there's a local Real Estate Investors Association that's a great way to network offline (nureia.org) (Disclosure: I'm on the board).Good luck and let us know if we can help!

Are there risks that I should consider that wouldn't be a factor in the twin cities?

I am not familiar with NH but it appears that the developers are rezoning it themselves and then building.

Flipping and wholesaling are not the easiest startegies for starting out - both are active jobs (as opposed to an investment) and require a combination of different skills that need to be developed and take a long time to master.

My question is: What is the best way to find an investor/developer/buyer to purchase this property.

He brings a tremendous amount of knowledge in creating and developing relationships, underwriting deals, and creative ways to finance deals. 

Address: 118 Jaffrey Rd, Malvern, PA 19355Your agent is mainly a Radnor/Lower Merion agent ... obviously she does high-end listings, but I'd probably go with someone more local like Robert Van Alen who only has 7 active listings all of which are close by to yours ... your current agent has 19 active listings, meaning that at best, you get 5% of her workable time, not factoring in new business generation, being further from most of her listings, and higher end listings taking priority.Also, do understand, the Philly market overall has slowed quite a bit compared with just 6 months ago ... so even a new agent can't work magic.