I recently bought a house in the Reno, NV area but have decided to either flip it or sell it soon (the market is crazy and I’d make a profit without any improvements). 

Is this a single unit in a co-op or condo, or in a larger rental building?

The property is owned by an LLC, I always sign my emails as "Property Manager," and I often remind residents that I have to run larger decisions by my boss.

Develop a profitable and sustainable business plan and learn how to sell it.

Invest your real estate profits into a fancy online dating service...

@Brandon KnudtsonIt's a lot easier to implement creative out-of-the-box strategies in a larger complex than in 2-4 unit residential.

We do: written offer with EMD (normally $500 - $1000) > signed acceptance (creating a binding contract) > due diligence > signed P&S with second (generally much larger) deposit > underwriting > closing.I'm told that we could technically close right from the written offer without ever executing a P&S.  

My logic tells me that we continue to build single families because it is profitable (people will buy).

Some flippers are ok with just 10k profit and some are not. 

I am looking to meet/connect with Sponsors, Operators, Principals, Etc. of MultiFam, Resort, & other large RE projects.Any advice on finding here on BP and/or elsewhere is greatly appreciated!