As a developer do you improve the land so that you have buildable lots when done (you put in the roads and infrastructure)?

There have been some management problems and the usual infrastructure repairs, such as waterlines, sewer lines etc.

Also remember to monitor your credit.

Although there are very strict rules monitored by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), your broker still does not truly care whether you make money or not because they get paid if you do what they tell you to do… and NOT if you make money.

I skinned my knees quite a bit on the first one, i.e. the electrical infrastructure was 50 amp and not 200 amp that is needed today.

Project Types: •Commercial Real Estate •Hotel Resorts and Casinos •Alternative Energy (solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, biomass, waste conversion, etc.) •Hospitals and Health Care Facilities •Infrastructure (roads, highways, rail, etc.) •College and University Buildings •Public-Use Facilities •Recreational Facilities •Retail •Apartment Buildings •Industrial •Mixed-Use Commercial •Office •Other Related Types Size: $1 Million Minimum; 1 Billion some deals more than a Billion depending on the deal 10B Max.

When your young like myself I would say flipping due to the fact that you can monitor all the work being done!

Let me restate, the buildings have no character, there are no parks around, no infrastructure that would draw me to live in that sort of environment (ie great restaurants stores or trees).

Monitor licenses and personnel files;11.

New business & jobs, population growth, infrastructure overhauling, universities, a diverse ecomony, etc...