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  ospect can use the property profitably. Ask yourself if you would purchase it if you were in the prospect's shoes. Ask yourself if the future use will fit any of the many types of specific businesses. Can a hospital, a bank, an apartment complex, condominium or professional building be located on the property.

Learn to analyze the pros and cons of a real estate problem. Break it down into its various elements. Know if the answers you come up with are satisfactory and practical. Try different approaches to the problem.

You are necessary looking for the "top" or "bottom" of the market, or the current economic situation. You are looking for a variety of properties which have a higher value dependent on the use that can be established for them.

There are always opportunities in Real Estate during good times and bad, but it is up to you to pick and choose only those very best deals, especially during times when it appears that Real Estate values and demand have reached their peak or in times when it is practically impossible for most anyone to get bank loans due to the tight money market or impossible interest rates. Visit http://groups.msn.com/venturecon,If you are serious about making money from home based business.

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Ajay Pats is professional manager.He runs community for home based business entreprneurs "Venturecon/Home business opportunities" accessible at http://groups.msn.com/venturecon .He also runs inspirational ezine "Discover secrets of happy and propserous life" accessible at http://www.topica.com/lists/venturemall .
 
     
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