The fact that someone is able to look at two paths (Wholesaling & Real Estate Brokering) and is not smart enough to see which one has more income generating opportunity tells me that they aren't sophisticated critical thinkers.

Besides, the project is HQ2 not a mega-fulfillment center. 

I'm in my mid-twenties working in NYC and work as a Project Manager for a GC and would like to move from Brooklyn to Jersey to kick off my journey, while in close proximity to work in Midtown.

I work with multiple Real Estate Agents, Government Project Managers, Title Companies, Attorneys, Bird Dogs and other "Street Teams" that aid me in finding these SWEET deals.

My primary residence here in Lake Oswego is the question.turns out one of my projects got harpooned by the City of Lake Oswego and the cost to split the estate lot in two just does not make sense..

@Juan Espinoza And once you find someone, your pitch needs to be compelling enough for them to be excited to invest in you as opposed to other investment vehicles.Have a plan written out with your strategy on the deal, projected ROIs, and any other stipulation that you can think of.

He has done a ton of work in San Antonio, with his latest news coverage being around his Risingbarn.com project of tiny homes for affordable housing.

Occasional reader of BP finally deciding to join after my last project.

Did you hire a general contractor, or hire specialists and manage the project yourself?

If you are starting out make sure you are aware of the real estate cycle.This happens over and over again as rents go up more units get built until vacancies go up enough to shut projects down.