First wanted to thank fellow BP members for all of the help and teaching me so much in this new sector of real estate I am getting into.But, I wanted to know how often you guys are pulling new lists/leadS.

Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

So you can change sectors from residential to commercial or SF to MF. 

we live in the states. my brother and I inherited land out there so were either thinking of selling, splitting or maybe building. we have 2 properties 1 with a house close to san sebastian and the other in sector boys scout it's really good to farm I just need advice on what I should do .

He's got some really good instruction going on there with respect to the non-performing sector and the opportunities involved along with the numbers and the research-- however, the initial classes seem to me to fall short and you'll need to shell out for their training for somewhere around what a new car would cost you to advance [to the next level].

That inventory stocks are gradually getting depleted and needs to be restocked, spells more activity for the manufacturing sector.

Even the "private" sector jobs are government supported.

From the article you mentioned:"Liability for US income tax on worldwide income."

There are so many situations that turn apartment building ownerships into a financial death spiral, the sophistication of the principals doesn't really rate as a factor.The other thing I'd like to point out is, commercial brokers are only one sector of the market, they are not “the” market.

We now stand two years later with approximately $45k in equity that could be realized quite quickly.I have a degree in accounting and work in the private sector analyzing accounts and business activities on a daily basis.