Scott, I actually contacted your company an pay for a consultation... but your packages were too expensive.. very creative and I bet these work great...but too expensive IMO.

If this is already under contract with a PSA mid deal then likely need to consult with a retail commercial attorney.

You can monitor this property and bid on it when it goes to foreclosure sale but you might have to wait a long time.... 

And yes, we will be consulting him too,but we want your input...please.So, for any of you having knowledge about these properties, or this process, our questions follow:First, in your experience, is what my brother said as true today as it was some years ago?

As far as new clients go, I mostly do one-off consultations which come from lead gen systems I've developed over the years, not from posting on forums. 

Hi, I represent a pool of investors I work with and we are exploring investing in multiple DFW properties via a new model (think crowdfunding), but have been advised that other attempts at similar models have run into delays or hurdles in regards to residential lending laws, and timeshare rules.Happy to discuss exact specifics via direct message or phone call, and pay market rates for everything after initial consultation.

It would be really difficult to get sound advice without consulting a civil engineer in depth about both the subdivision and permitting a new building on the land, they could run you through the process and costs with some level of accuracy. 

I will get advice from a lawyer but now I just want to know if I better hire a lawyer for an irrevocable trust or I pay the initial attorney consultation for an LLC. 

I directly consulted him when I chose the handgun I carry today.

How should we talk to them without crossing the line between being a consultant and being an investor that is providing a service?