If not, may I suggest you intern or work as an assistant for a commercial/residential realty ofc, or for a developer/builder.

I'm also a web developer and at this point a light bulb went on: jedox.

I have a developer looking for 20 to more acres in Tampa, Close to the airport. he is doing some work,residential please respond if you have any land.

Most municipalities have zoning ordinances that dictate how many units per acre can be developed.

In developed areas, there would be utility hookup fees.Hope that helped a bit,Deborah

With time, you'll develop a list of investors who can act quickly and decisively.

The land has over 14 million in equity( last appraisel dated 4/2005 appraised at $22,000,000)It is half a mile from a very very popular mall, with high in demand stores adjacent from it,and the area is growing rapidly. it is also zoned OCR, so there is so much that you can do with this development.

And for a fraction of the cost of a new roof (usually just a couple hundred $), I can't imagine why anyone would not do it.BTW, with this particular development, we did 17 buildings just like the one in the previous picture.

Take the "FEAR" of success quiz at:http://www.fortune.com/fortune/quizzes/careers/fearsuccess_quiz.htmlMany investors believe that successful investors are simply in the right place, at the right time and their is some truth to this but the fact remains to be a success in this game one needs the proper mix of:Luck + knowledge + compassion + skill = successGetting your foot in the door of a foreclosure prospect reaches beyond what most of us have been taught in seminars, books and tapes.

To all real estate agents,I am selling a large property in the riviera maya for hotel development, if you think you have someone to sell contact me at: [email protected] to discuss it.Large comission to split don´t pass it up