I don't need the funds and since this is a three year land contract I have time to work out the tax ramifications or to do a deal or two to offset the tax consequences of the sale.

I'm half way through a slow flip of the Tampa condo and will probably sell it at some point after that to trade up.  

He's a great guy and its always willing to trade his knowledge and experience for hard work.

Then after learning the numbers, I'd make sure you understand what factors affect the reality of those numbers (tenant quality, vacancies, etc.) and risk trade-offs. 

These mailing lists are sold for $0.01/name and never scrubbed for accuracy or appropriateness - - words of caution abound.That said, it's a time vs money trade-off as noted previously

But again, those would be VERY basic jobs with limited subcontractor scheduling considerations (maybe 2-3 trades for an entire job and materials that are 100% standardized)

Yes, definitely fully aware of the consequences of not being able to pay back if no longer employed with the company.

In the past, I have owned grass huts in South Africa(Never went there) that were purchased for $25 and used at great places such as NYC, San Diego, Key West which including the maintenance fees and trade fee cost us less than $50/nightIf you by low and take the time to work the system, they can be a great value

Develop your own business strategy -- don’t just be a jack-of-all-trades (even though I am). 5.

The trade off is cash flow or appreciation.