What softwares do you use for your team if you don't mind me asking? 

The rule of “unintended consequences” also leads us to conclude some other effects of buyers paying their agents directly, (without the “work around”) developed by the NAR, which was the original intention of the regulators in suing the NAR.  

I would strongly caution you about investing anywhere outside of where you live until you develop your skills.

While the East Valley remains the established hub, Goodyear in particular shows strong midterm potential with ongoing development and proximity to major employers and hospitals. 

@Jackie Bodine you don’t need to buy expensive software to pay off your mortgage early.

Like on my project in Canby Or were i just built 90 homes the gas and power is private and the hook up fees started 4 years ago at 7k today they are 14k per house then you have Sewer tap fee Water tap fee ( and keep in mind the laterals are already there I paid to put those in when I developed the lots.. its just a fee for the right to hook up.. then you have Park fee's 8k per house ( on this project I donated 1 acre for park and did get a credit of 750k towards my park fees but every other builder has to pay them) So on and so forth..

Land costs a fortune there so they have to go into the retail prices of any future development, which is a protection against overbuilding putting pressure on price and short-term rental rates and a protection against competition for property owners.

Interesting, idk how they develop and build that but definitely worth looking into

dude is charging 5k for his AI software which I almost fell for today lol Yep.

You can con me into buying one deal, or you can develop trust with me and have a super-long-term relationship where we do many, many deals.