Between the DuPont and Gore layoffs, the marginal growth of Chemours, and the static growth of the banking industry, I just don't see potential in the long-term market for Wilmington.

If they keep ignoring you and brush you off, I'd start looking for other vacant properties you manage that they may be a good fit.

There are 4 profit centers in real estate investing:Cash flowAppreciation (forced and/or market)Mortgage Pay DownTax benefitsAll of the above are not static and change over time, with the market and property that you choose, and with how you buy and finance it.

His name is Bernie Brush.  

It's just up to you to brush them off and keep moving forward. 

I might even have a paint brush for you if you feel like practicing ;) It's in Montebello down in Denver.

She currently has a single wide mobile home that is past the point of repair (will be demolished), the brush (trees, vegetation) is overgrown and needs to be cleared, and she is extremely motivated to sell.I have a few questions:1) The lot is located in a mixed use area, consisting of residential, mobile homes, and a few warehouses.

I will be in brokers class all day today (brushing up before taking state exam).

But, he brushed me off, took all hs tools out of the house, and hasn't finished, nor returned.

While out surveying empty lots to build spec homes I found a nice property in a great neighborhood, however there is a creek behind the property surrounded by heavy brush & trees but not enough space for a viable backyard.