The question is how can I book those million dollar listings?

Let's say I do sell out of this, and buy a $1.2 million dollar property on a 75% LTV mortgage.  

Loopnet is so legit, it has a Wikipedia page:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoopNet"LoopNet is the most heavily trafficked commercial real estate marketplace online with more than 8 million registered members and 5 million unique monthly visitors." 

If you identify props totaling $1 million, you need to buy however many props equal $950,000 or more.So here's the kicker: If you combine the strategies of both Paul and Natalie, you can turn your mother's reluctant investment into something worthwhile AND avoid taxation for both of you.

The business is established and is currently doing around 1.8 million in sales per year and is under performing!  

Altus Szawlowski there are a million ways to spend your money.

Houses like that can start in the high 600k's and go up to 1 million or more depending on how close to down town they are.   

So it would look like $100,000/.10 which of course equals $1.0 Million.  

Right now we are sitting at about 7.5 - 8 million people.

I think for a lot cost of $360K the builder would need to sell the home for at least $1 million and nothing south of Dresden Rd, or east of North Druid Hills Rd has sold that high.