Its those kind of brokerages that work with investors developers builders etc etc.

Realtors are the same percentagewise as any other profession, whether it be doctors, lawyers, contractors, you name it. 10% are garbage80% are average10% are pros If you can find the last 10%, go with a Realtor and make your life easier. 

Add to that insurance costs, etc. and it's not looking good.However; what Trump can do that will help is to cut out some of the environmental regulations, etc. that drive the costs of development up. 

Best uses: Large estate with mother in law homeSmall development with 1/2 acre luxury homesTiny home communityOffice spaces made up of tiny home officesSmall retirement communityRestaurantsFlex warehouseCommercialThe property has approx 40' of Wilmeth Rd frontage.

1031 exchanges have been interesting to me, although, outside of a DST, they still require active management.I received an invitation from a well regarded real estate developer to 1031 exchange into an acquisition they are doing. 

Far less risk than developing and you'll get cash flow immediately.

It explains the team that you should develop to have a strong foundation under you while investing remotely.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-team

Your best bet is to contact the County you plan to build in (Miami-Dade County or City of Miami) and see if a stamped set of plans is required for the development of land and building Deparment permits.

Traditional banks sometimes balk at it because they see it as riskier, but local credit unions or regional banks tend to be more open to it, especially if you can show a solid plan for development or resale.

Plenty you can do, even at 15.I think a guy your age for example could develop a nice small business of iphone consulting.