I've been in real estate for a couple of years, but as a builders/developers rep selling new construction in tract communities, and so this mixed downtown neighborhood was a tough one for me.

I love their quick development time and access to lots of add-ons (such as IDX, contact pages, and even blogs) that I would have had to build manually.

Well, the WCRT is currently developing a "franchise" plan, so if you don't find a club, you could always start one there yourself!

I invest in pre-development properties throughout the United States and Mexico.

:violin: If you spend much time on these sites you can find reputable sellers with repeat customers.

Niche in that it takes special knowledge that most RE investors have not developed.

I have a long ways to go but look forward with baited breath to the opportunities and challenges ahead.Look forward to developing solid relationships.

The survey is a formal report that is commonly used when a developer is looking to build new units in an area.

Kernel development and network code in the very distant past.Trivia: Any idea what computer was used to invent what we call the web?

I would search Google for tenant screening in your area and find a reputable company.