I wa at a party with some friend chatting up the lack of real estate and got this idea that I should revisit that last duplex.

At least 20,000 square feet.I have a a reputable luxury home builder who specializes in building homes on hills and a friend of a friend that might be willing to pay for the project if the return is good.Which I have been told is a (can't miss) but I really haven't done any homework on that yet.

One year later, the property is worth around $170K and the empty lot I own free and clear and it is worth 30K.http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2111-S-50th-St-Tacoma-WA-98409/89551898_zpid/I also bought my first short sale last year in Puyallup from a family that was leaving their home and letting the bank deal with it.

In Washington state you have to hang your license with a brokerage in order to write contracts to buy and sell.

My area is cheap (Grays Harbor County, Washington, about 2 hours SW of Seattle) - the most expensive home in my town was $375,000 and it was a huge mansion with lots of land.

I've worked in one million+ square foot commercial projects of all property types and owned a portfolio of over a dozen rental residences.

I wont go into recent events since im sure most of ye are aware but I have now cancelled my account and am back to square one.I took the 1st option given to me and it backfired.

Zephyrhills FL - has 3 baths and approximately 3,000 square feet.

Copy a pic, link, and some basic details about the most expensive listing in your area, or the highest per square foot..

Looks to me like it's a square headed Roberts bit.