I'm just curious if anyone has any recommendations for brokers in the area who specialize in land sales/development? 

I hire a college graduate in mathematics, who has a sense of humor, can pass rigorous background check, has perfect credit, and has desire to learn sales. 2. no mortgage company gives free leads3. mortgage loan officers do not get salaried, we are 100% commission.

It felt like you needed a lot of money to begin, which was overwhelming when you didn't know much.On the other hand, figuring out how to invest in stocks is very straightforward.

Which makes sense given lower home sales volume, driven by low market supply.

Utilize this clause, get your insurance in there, and figure out the real extent of the damage.

Sometimes in the bigger cities that have a decent amount of land trades/sales, if you talk to brokers, you'll get a sense of where they commonly trade at, i.e. 50k/door, 100k/door. 

Purchase price: $12,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $290,000 Smaller market proof of concept for the lower side of the middle market.

Alternatively, you can switch jobs to one that is less demanding.Thanks Ko, do you think you could point me in the right direction of where to find foreclosure listings, short sales etc.. should I go ahead and just link up with a realtor now? 

That means I got the park minus the home sales for $294,000 with two single-family homes.

Is it in conjunction with a letter from the sellers giving the residents info about the sale?