We are looking for a property manager to help manage some rental properties we are starting to acquire in Salisbury, NC.

I am closing one in Charleston next month that is the case.. my agent brought it to me.. to make it work there could be no fee up front .. but we will build 3 750k specs and they will get list backs.. everyone wins.. plus they know we are cash and can close.. you need cash in this end of the business.As for small subdivisions we do those in Oregon.. and its quite cash intensive and credit.. we just wrapping up 23 homes and that took 600k  in cash and 23  300k vertical loans.. so you need someone with the cash up front can let it ride for the 24 months start to finish and has the ability to walk into the bank and borrow 7 million dollars in 6 months.. these are doable but usually takes a person a decade or so to get the experience behind them so that the lender will work with you and the investor or you need your own cash.. 

We are currently looking for people to network with that come across companies in need of a fund raising vehicle.

I feel like a lot of deal makers forget that we are offering a service to our passive money people and the better we treat them, the better we will do in the long run. 

That's paramount with where we are in the market cycle! 

We are currently seeking financing for a Chicago 6 family unit that is currently rented. 

We are North of the river only in KCMO and loving it.

We are actually from WP originally and I used to cover Houston in my former territory, now I have Seymour.

We are looking to close on the 27th of this month but the seller needs more time to vacate. 

The neighborhoods we are either completely or mostly STR's.If every city did it this way, there would not be so many issues.I think that what is eventually going to happen is that the cities that do it right and that have a reason for tourists to visit will end up becoming much more attractive to vacationers than cities that don't.