That being said what else would attract someone to the area?

Cutting to the chase, I have a long term vision of starting a Design + Build + Transact firm.

Chapter 33 is really designed for large multi-family projects,  however anything from a 3 unit to 1000 unit falls under its purvue. 

Passionate about designing modern micro sustainable developments.

However I want to build my own theme park or water park one day and I'm looking for resources about:- Mixed use development & design.- Land use, procurement of land and regulations.- Development planning- Market analyses and feasablity- FinancingI know this is a crazy question, but I need to start somewhere and I have heard about this forum and podcast on many of the financial independance podcasts I listen to.

Hi Everyone!
BP Newbie here. So we just bought a 4plex in Minneapolis to househack. We’re living in 1 and renting out the other 3. 
My problem is that we have only had 2 inquiries that haven’t resulted in applicatio...

Here's the problem... 1) I can not offer on publicly listed properties without proof of funds2) I do not want to promise a homeowner of an off market property the world and not be able to follow through3) I have had challenges finding a partner willing to take a risk on me (someone with little experience, some knowledge, & a lot of drive) without a dealI feel like in order to attract an equity investor with my level of experience, I need a deal with so much margin they would be crazy to say no.

I"m very attracted to the idea of STR in ether the Gatlinburg or Gulf coast areas.  

Looking for a budget friendly land scape design company!

Is this type of home just not attractive to most buyers or something?