I own a few companies that deal in all areas of real estate including; custom home building, production homes, commercial projects, land development and real estate brokerage.

Originally posted by "PNW":Somebody wake me up if prices drop 50%, because I'll have some serious buying to do at that point.Well, I have more than a couple neighbors in my condo development who bought in when things were high, and they paid just about twice what I paid for mine only 2-3 years earlier (they got in at ~160k give or take a few, I got in at 82.5k).

This is a question for Joe: If you are in the business of property development, are sales of homes considered capital gains, or ordinary income?

If the owner has moved on, then if you can track them down, they may be a better prospect.

We also have two properties we are developing in Costa Rica a Mountain resort and the other is a Golf Resort/community.

This pattern should be religiously followed because the court will see you as a "weak" landlord for letting a pattern of lateness develop.

Hello Everyone,My name is Wes Fontaine and I own a construction/development company in northwest Florida.

I was thinking about contacting developers, and seeing if someone would like to partner.

There is a new one for commercial properties I just did an interview with the owner/developer of:acrescout.comAnother interesting site is energizedseller.com but can't remember if you can post listings there or just create an agent profile.

There are far more good tenants than bad, it's up to you to attract the best prospects and screen them properly.