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Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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Where to Go to Talk About Industrial?

Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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I really don't see this residential-light commercial real estate game as being my thing. Where can I find a forum about commercial/industrial properties?

I'd really rather discuss 3 phase power, USTs, Rail Sidings, and Overhead Cranes, than kitchen remodeling and color schemes.

Is there a forum somewhere that is more of a commercial/industrial hotspot?

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Bob Baldwin
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  • Shelbyville, Kentucky
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Bob Baldwin
  • Investor
  • Shelbyville, Kentucky
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Joe: I have done a few of these O/I sales . 

       My best leads have come from Commercial R/E Brokers .

       I have also driven " during the Day Through Industrial Sites looking out for Empty Parking Lots 

       Local Chambers of Commerce have actually been helpful

      You just have to be willing to put in the leg work . There is always a little bit of "BIRDDOG" in all that want to succed

      NO COM / Ind / Retail specific forums I am aware of but from an Investment standpoint the same advice you get here as relates to " Residential " still applies . 

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