All Forum Posts by: Al Wilson

Yes, you should always pay your professional advisors.

Having seen and starred in previous versions of the condo development movie, here are a couple of cautionary thoughts: Do you have experience with significant construction projects? Your building costs sound low. Has an architect given you a construction estimate? Have you factored in construction loan interest expense? What about site preparation expenses? There are a lot of things that can go wrong with one if these. Personally, I would not do this one - not enough margin to keep it from going bust if something goes wrong. That said, good luck.

Great idea. Skip the one who is being evicted. Good luck.

Denise Evans is the lady you want. She is on BP. Good luck.

Two years. Good luck.

Easy enough for your lawyer to paper. Good luck.

I would not trust a HUD inspection report. Good luck.

This is all fine if you know what you are doing. If not, best to consult your lawyer - especially the first time around. Good luck.

Denise Evans.

Better talk to your lawyer before you start marketing securities. Good luck.