@ Kent R I considered that course but I was a little turned off by the "salesy" nature of the emails sent out by the CFRI promoting it.

A quick head's up: Please use the dealmaking threads to promote any deals you've got in the future.Why am I not surprised that Nick was the first to welcome you to the site.

Lol. promoters come up with phrases and tag names to try to make something feel more real or important.There’s no guarantee it’s a family  and there’s no guarantee that anybody takes action.

They rather line 300 suckers up at  $1k a pop with a potential of scoring 30 people paying $25k for mentoring in each city or better yet just sit at home on a webinar promoting their lies online and hoping you opt in and pay....Some even have the nerve and want you to apply to see if you are the right fit for their program when you will have to fork over thousands.

What's great about these loans is because the market has demanded it, there are several gyrations to each lender that provides these loans which really promotes competition.  

You have to run project numbers over and over to determine what you could live with on the deal or if the current deal is unworkable for your time with what you have to give away.What you want as a back end promote is up to you.I know some developers on larger deals of 50 million or higher that take a 50% back end promote.

I ask because I saw a post on youtube recently by a gentleman who was promoting the same strategy.

I would think if it is a restaurant/caterer it could be a great way to promote your building by foot traffic eating at the establishment on a daily basis.

Make it really simple for the visitor to know WHAT you want them to do next.As an aside, I suggest you get a book titled, "Don't Make Me Think"As a method of promoting the property video is a great idea.

There is no charge, no self promotion, no selling, no spam.