You guys have established a great portal into this fantastic approach to build wealth!

That's not meant to be insulting to the author in any way, it just doesn't go very deep into how he established his wholesaling and bird-dogging leads nor does it touch on the process of wholesaling or bird-dogging.I did find his analysis of every offer given him a great way to quickly learn from examples how to evaluate a deal.It's a decent read/skim, but not worth more than a couple bucks or hours of your time.

I know I need to establish a credit line but how can I take the right steps now to set myself up for that.

I dont know where your building is located at specifically, however am not sure how the wine/art ordeal would help your space unless there is a large following in  your community and something already established -- IE if you google First Friday or Final Friday and add Wichita, KS to the search term - you'll see what they do here (there's a pretty large following on these events - there would be no value in anyone trying to advertise their building for lease to the people who attend such things....that's here, might be different where you're located though)Do you have more details to provide -- what town is the building in, whats around it, what is the demographic makeup, are you in a bedroom community to a larger city nearby - out on an island all by yourself with nothing else around, retirement community, any industry, professionals nearby?  

Given your position with PG, the network I am sure you have established over the years, and your experience I would love to invite you to lunch with myself and my partner who is also the new president of the CARREIA.

It would need to be an established business looking for a new location. 

My first item of biz would be to get me a 3bed-2bath-2car place to live in one of the older established areas as I prefer living in something of that era.  

I have both an s-corp to manage and LLCs to own my larger multi's - but had a plan and purpose and specific asset in mind prior to establishing.  

although it goes against logic, the high commission is because of the high demand. the same situation exists in Boston, agents have to know their commission will be worth the amount of work they invest with a client. and like new york, with a majority of buyers being wealthy you can establish a high going-rate because you won't lose business. sorry if I didn't explain that all to well, hope that helps!

Our GC is also a RE investor and has valuable suggestions on certain products to use in our rentals (flooring etc).We are using a well established professional property management company that is locally owned and operated.