Six months of non-payment later, I realized she was just seeking a sucker landlord with a slack application process.

The same can be used in design house as well (usually taken by insurance company) where this process is all being done manually currently. 

I would write up a contract that is probably 3-6 months long with lots of potential exertions built into it.

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Instead, they acquire properties primarily through the foreclosure process when borrowers default on their loans.

And I second Jake that getting some local stuff is going to be good, because fortunately (or unfortunately) building a good team is probably step #2 in this process.

Just like any other business out there, it takes time to build systems and processes that will bring consistency and profitability.

The builder's fee, for instance, should not be an afterthought but an integral part of the budgeting process.

Where do you think you could see some improvements in the process? 

I understand that the rezoning process can be difficult, but if I (as a real estate agent) happened upon a larger plot of land with dozens of acres, how much sense would it make to find a list of residential developers here in OK as well as surrounding states to market that land to?