I wish there was a platform that engaged new construction in the crowdfunding space.

Deborah and Rhett I read somewhere, I think on here actually that the area you are talking about, Classen /10 Penn was looking like a good bet.

Your best bet would most likely be to search local listings for local firms and property management brokerages.

You bet!  

You will probably just need to make the initial contact because they will probably be able to direct you to other investors since it's such a small community I'm betting most investors there would know the rest by first name.

Congrats Brianna, I bet that is one of the best feeling in the world, not having a boss anymore.

Go ahead, build a money producing web site or app, and let's see you continue the income stream (dealing with me too competitors, for one), dealing with customers, and the endless tech and platform upgrades you will need to be on the cutting edge.

I bet the builder choose the inspector, and if they did it would raise a red flag.

I don't have the platform set up for that, or the ethics to take someone's money for something I don't own yet and thus can't sell them.I can't imagine anyone with true experience/knowledge in this industry would want to deal with them anyways.

Also, I'm willing to bet if it's a ridiculously good deal (if you even suspect so), you could come back here and toss the details into the "Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice" forum here and see what people think.