My annual combined net deal profit goal for the last few years is less than yours but not by much.

Now that I am planning to start real estate investing I thought I might combine the two areas into a single LLC.

Hello BP,I have more time on my hands and decided to join this site to contribute and network to other marketers, investors, etc.First, a bit about me:I specialize in Lead Generation, conversion optimization, SEM/SEO, Social Media and general traffic generation.

Once it's all faxed in, I enter all the workorders into my web database, and slice and dice it all with a combination of Quicken, spreadsheets, and Surepayroll.

I'm guessing it was a combination of seasoning and being able to get to 80% LTV?

And by preparation, I mean a combination of 'training' tenants after they are selected, and internal team development.

The contact details are then exchanged and further contact can be done between the parts.This could also be combined with different tools that users of the services agreed on using, for example how the calculations of provision should be done, Using the calculation to send the bill when the deal is made among other.Generally should the service be about listing the service (closed marketplace) that brokers can check or upload, should it be more about brokers networking, or a tool to easily do a binding agreement with cold brokers you not has done any deals with previously?

I don't see many surgeons in my farm area sending yellow letters, attending trustee sales, orIt doesn't have to be all or none, it could be a combination if you choose.A) Buy all your property with an agent if you are satisfied with the rate of return you would received for the premium you pay for the convenience of not finding the deal yourself.B) Work with a wholesaler as well to look for additional discounts.C) You could also send letters to a very small limited and focused area or niche to find a few direct deals with owners.

It could also be a combination of the two, an equity interest in a company, or other things, but let's keep it simple.

Raising funds for development projects would be similar to raising funds for SFR rehabs that I do, with one caveat, the longer timeline combined with the fact that the investment dollars are originally only secured by the dirt and not anything vertically existing.I like a simple syndication for this using an LLC and having 10 or less investors in the deal.