and what's the possible profit?...

Someone who would be happy to live in that area for a few years might be able to make an okay profit off of it down the road.

Under no circumstances shall ---------------- or its employees and agents be liable to owner for direct, special or consequential damages, including but not limited to loss of use, loss of profit or claims for delay damages made by contractors or subcontractors." 

Then, when we're 'work optional' we can think about shuffling some of that equity into larger buildings.

EVERYONE in real estate is looking to make a profit especially investors.

This is taken straight from creating a profitable marketing message from business training I am going through."

Selling now and then re-investing the profit is a tough decision to make because obviously we are going to end up buying high too.

They are technically non-profits, which is why they can offer better rates.

For example, you could have someone be a 99% member of the LLC but only get 1% of the profits from the LLC.

Next to a busy street, with a lot of traffic, the land is a Zoning LAR1 - will I be allowed to place a billboard to profit from advertising?