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Austin S. Pogue
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Commercial Real Estate in TEXAS

Austin S. Pogue
  • New to Real Estate
  • Kansas City, MO
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Hello everyone, I am currently looking for commercial real estate in TEXAS to purchase and am needing assistance with such.  I would like to speak with any and all "boots on the ground" in regards to purchasing.  Furthermore, I am ALSO interested in commercial property throughout the entire Midwest region!  

Does anyone have any trustworthy real estate professionals for me to contact? In specific, I would like a 10%+ cap rate.  I look forward to networking with you!

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Taylor L.
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Taylor L.
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Highly recommend you dig a bit deeper and specify a market. Texas is an enormous place with a number of distinct markets. Very few assets are trading at 10 caps right now across most of the country. Brokers are typically the best sources for commercial deals. Narrow down, get ready to demonstrate that you can close, and start building relationships with them. They're out there every day calling on potential sellers.

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