That would be like having used car dealers make there own rules when it comes to inspecting cars that they sell.Acutally, it's not a conflict of interest at all.Think about this for a moment:You have a project that involves community growth and expansion.

Has anyone ever purchased a property then come to relize that there is alot more work that is involved?

Thanks for getting involved and introducing yourself.

Solicitations are not acceptable, except in the classifieds area, and there are rules for posting there.Just create a sig with a link to your site, and get involved.

I have put a lot of transactions together where the note seller walked with a lot more than 70% of the current UPB but, then again, I have been involved in transactions where the sellers have taken a lot less.

I'm looking to do some real estate investments that do not involve tenants, and was wondering if it's worthwhile at all to look at buying and holding land?

:D be back later...pre-con is VERY risky as you may already know....however, that's not to say that you shouldn't get involved...you can get involved, but I would never suggest to anyone to try it as an investor unless they have had SIGNIFICANT experience in Development.

Down the road, we hope to be involved in a wide range of real estate investments.

If you space them every 4 mo you can keep a close eye to make sure your new credit is being reported and that no one is stealing your idenity.

My parents were involved in buying and renting 2 family homes here in NY.