Yes you need to issue 1099's.  It's

I would have a sit down with your broker and really sort this out.Good luck!

Eventually, someone can't understand why their purchased material, in pristine condition (still inside shrink wrap) has not made them money while sitting in their underwear at the kitchen table and they complain to FTC or sue.

I'm still open to what I may be looking for, and I am still waiting to sit down with my accountant and crunch some numbers around (waiting on corporate year-end to finish first), but I am leaning towards a duplex, triplex, or 4-plex.I've been looking at this one a lot: http://www.icx.ca/propertyDetails.aspx?

As far as suggestions for what to put on the site, as the mother of a teenage daughter I can tell you most of her disposable income goes to Starbucks, smoothie drink places, and any inexpensive restaurants where she and her friends can sit, gab and eat, for a long time for not a lot of money. 

Welcome to BP community Denise S.  It

They don't have to, someone else with experience will buy the lot without having to do much due diligence.But a parcel with unknown development rules that has been sitting for a while?

You sit on it for a couple of years (collecting rents) or do you take your profits, and roll them into several other projects like this current one. 

I would be interested to learn about whether Patrick H. is involved in a project or sitting tight.

Lets say you are sitting on auction and you entered the winning bid.