It does not seem to be happening so fast to the West.i saw the writing on the wall for downtown long ago, but a lot of those ships have sailed.I have worked out of town for the last several years, and haven't been home as much as I'd like to have been, but I think that assessment still stands.Corbin, would you agree with all that? 

You organize all of your receipts by category & date (post office stamp purchases, supplies, shipping, printing etc) and enter them into a spreadsheet.

A factory, a mega warehouse, a shipping facility - they all sound like big employers, but once construction is done, many of these facilities don't need the number of laborers such businesses needed even a decade ago. 

Depending on your scenario you will possibly have zero vacancy if you run a tight ship and treat people with respect.  

* The Panamanian port system handled 2.9 million shipping containers during the first eight months of the year, representing a 14.2 percent increase from the same period in 2007

I'm giving this information because every time I ask this I get different answers based on length of owner ship etc...

After the Tiny is completed, it is shipped to the owner's location.

I have posted one of his stories below:Tenancy applicants like ships in the nightA relation asked me to help her vet a tenant last weekend.She is letting a brand new house they have just purchased.

The only thing I can say is that my market has been a slow and steady ship for the 25 years I've been here, without any crazy highs or lows.

The purchase of notes, securities, and other non-real estate would not qualify.However, there are some quirky things that you would not normally consider to be real estate but are considered as for 1031 purposes - Oil, gas and mineral interests, dockminiums where you own a deeded interest in a dock of a marina, Long term land leases, seasoned contracts can sometimes considered real estate.