Don't try to do a 1039 off of social media...

As well, you might be able to glean some information on LinkedIn and other social media.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

For a more social group, try Vancouver Real Estate Investors meetup.

If a deposit, some will accept a surety bond, which will cost a lot less.Are you raising any LP capital for the construction?

For example, while many agents will tell you that it's a buyer's market, there may be multiple offers on homes which have accepted an offer.

social media analysis seems to indicate that buyers would live non HOA communities but builders don't seem to care.

Whether you're in a buyer's market or a seller's market, it's crucial as a seller to understand the traction your listing is getting—and to know when to accept an offer or hold out for something better.Many sellers in a favorable market want to hold out to maximize their gains.

I go to networking events, I'm on websites such as thumbtack, working on SEO and reviews to appear higher on Google , have posted flyers in parking lots, and am currently building up the social media pages. 

After accepting, I was hit with (thinly) disguised solicitations as messages (“I just want your advice/feedback, can we jump on a quick call to see if you qualify for our program”) by each one.  

So now the debtor has submitted a plan that’s acceptable to the court.