All of this space saturation puts pressure on rents for office space along with any foreclosures where you can buy for a cheap basis and offer lower rents then someone with a high debt service to fill up quick.Building ground up has the most risk, the most time consuming, and generally costs more money than anticipated.

It's bound to be pricey, plus there's not much slope, and we sometimes get quite a bit of snow. i know there's some amazing teflon fabric stuff being used in big construction but it doesn't seem to have gotten to the consumer market yet.

The Villages is actually cooler, less humid, fewer rainy days etc than Ft Myers, where we used to live.Chinese dry wall was years ago and people learned their lesson.

Generally I think fewer, bigger projects are better.

I'm with Warren Buffett, don't bet against the U.S. consumer or human beings for that matter.

Pay a plumber to get it done, but make sure you check their consumer reviews, or recommendations.

Places where consumers HAVE to go for the experience versus things where they can " look and book " and go home and buy online for cheaper.

It is just harder to get a mortgage now days.I'm practically a bleeding heart liberal and am in favor of regulating consumer credit.

Well, you've busted the myth that rehabbing has to be so time consuming.

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