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Updated over 10 years ago, 08/27/2014

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Dr. sharon Gold
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
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Free standing Commercial building

Dr. sharon Gold
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
Posted

Hello all BP's,

Being a silent listener for almost a year, I found myself reading and enjoying discussions and blogs alike,. However, struggling with a property-finding challenge for a while, I thought of trying to throw my question in, and hopefuly get some help:

We are trying to build a list of owners of free standing commercial buildings, in my area (Ventura county, California). thought of going to the county, but when I called, they said they don't have a way to separate proprieties. (anybody had different experience?)

The reason I am looking for a free standing, is that thee rest are a whole strip malls, which we can not afford. We also have limited time guidelines- need to find a commercial location in the next two month.

Any suggestions or thoughts, would be highly appreciated!

Thanks

Sharon

P.S.,

Also working with a broker, but he sends out the stuff from LoopNet, which has been very low in inventory in the last year.

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