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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Inexpensive commercial properties
I am a dentist and real estate investor, and I have been working for other dentists since graduating from dental school. I would love to start up a dental practice anywhere that's a home run -- get back my investment money ASAP. Right now I am looking in Texas.
I would like to get a property for $100K or less. It may seem cheap, but I see so many commercial properties that don't look that good / some even abandoned. Seems like I should be able to get the equivalent of a foreclosed house on the cheap, spruce it up some, and the city (wherever I end up) and I would both be better off.
My main question is how to find such properties. The only resources I've really found are loopnet, realtor.com, and using real estate brokers / agents themselves. Perhaps those are the only resources available, in which case I'll just keep looking.
Thanks to anyone who reads this post!