Hi There,For those of you who currently own real estate or are looking to get started with your real estate ventures, I can not stress enough the importance of market research.My experience in property management has lead me to be acquired by a large nonprofit company to complete a market study for their company.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.  

hi all am so new here,i have purchased a land in California and i would like to know about the developers who can help me come up with something good,possibly i wish to put up 3 or five houses of the same design and sale,i hope this is the right forum,am young lady who has just started venturing in the us real estate market,am just learning from google and you tube your response will be highly appreciated.

I'm starting my Venture in Real Estate Now!

@Alex CotterDont sell, Joint venture with a builder, tear it down, build your new property, dont pay back builder materials and labor (he carries) until resale.Give return 30% but monthly (2.5% per month); If the materials and labor are only 6 months, pay 2.5% x 6.Go to REIAs to find builder. 

Maybe we meet up sometime and discuss our experiences and ventures. 

The methodology is very simple:I buy properties using a no money down contract for deed on a non-owner occupied basis with a 30-60-90+ day seller leaseback with the buyer being a corporation, trust, or joint venture.

The rest is in cash, small business ventures, and various other publicly-traded securities.  

Creative financing is lease options, seller financing- they're the bank, partnerships, Joint Ventures.  

I have some capital to invest and want to start a joint venture.