Never fall in love with a property, only fall in love with the money it makes, and by your own admission your not making any money now.

Should I offer any money or would that be admitting guilt or if I do should I have a lawyer write it up and advise that payment is not an admission of guilt and if she accepts it I can't be held liable or just lawyer up and see if she sues?

I'm sure the admissions office could give you more information.

It could come off as an admission of guilt and also sets the precedent that you will give them free stuff if they do this again.

I hope you guys can possibly contribute to this essay.

Hi Everyone:So far, we have covered:Basic Project Information and Physical Design CharacteristicsSite Selection and Design/Project Programming Next we'll cover (over several real time posts, in roughly working order of the actual development process)ZoningProject underwriting - proforma analysis and apartment financial return basicsLand contracts - structures and strategiesDue diligence process and risk assessmentConstruction plan production process - working with consultants, architects, engineers, and disucssion about project specificationsPlan check and permitting processBuild out - guidance on working with general contractors and subcontractorsBuild out - real time photo essay of build out processLease up and operationsSale upon completion and demonstration of returns generatedAll real estate development projects will generally work through this same process, no matter the project type.My objective is to provide a framework that anyone can work from in the development process.

If I recall correctly, the sub-groups are member-only and the general meeting is open to all but there's an admission fee.  

By admission though I am trying to work off the MLS as I just don't have time to scour the country side for off markets.

. $20 admission but hit up the SDCIA site for possible admissions savings.

To close, IMO an $800 annual fee in CA is my price of admission for owning property in CA.