I am a new agent focussing on commercial/investment real estate in an area dominated by tourism and the hospitality industry.

. : ) There are a lot of people in this business that call themselves investors but really are players and pretenders.

My transferable skills (quality customer service skills, ability to multitask and adjust to changing environments, team player, ability to work with different personality types) with my real estate experience will not suffice?

I am looking for a rehabbers to whom I can wholesale properties, so please let me know if you know any that operate in the NoVA region.Thanks,DAnSure.Here's couple of sources I use;-MetroDCcashflow @ yahoogroups dot com (lots of big players and dealmakers here.

The higher end luxury homes aren't moving as quickly because there are so many other, new homes on the market that are big and luxurious, but not AS expensive, and builders are giving all kinds of incentives to buy, including discounts.Still there are players, both investors and end-buyers who purchase no matter what and are doing so right now.

I see it, but it’s because the inventory has been suppressed on purpose by big players . . . not foreclosing on properties.”

I am a former football player at Auburn University and Fort Lewis College.

Easements come in two favors:The dominant easement holder has control over the servile easement holder, the latter typically being the fee owner. 

Quote from @Dominic A.: @Dave Stokley and @Nathan G. are superstars here, listen to them.Social media ads aren't going to be worth the time (unless you offer some kind of unique getaway type experience).

I grew up near there and am familiar with most of the players now that I've been actively investing for 4+ years.