B) A 12 foot sectionof the cast iron waste pipe in the NE section is rusted and leaking.

I recently asked a commercial agent and his opinion was that I should leave it vacant to cast the widest net for potential buyers, i.e. not to exclude business owners who would want that space for themselves but would also like to purchase the entire building to rent out.

I recently asked a commercial agent and his opinion was that I should leave it vacant to cast the widest net for potential buyers, i.e. not to exclude business owners who would want that space for themselves but would also like to purchase the entire building to rent out.

I recently asked a commercial agent and his opinion was that I should leave it vacant to cast the widest net for potential buyers, i.e. not to exclude business owners who would want that space for themselves but would also like to purchase the entire building to rent out.

I recently asked a commercial agent and his opinion was that I should leave it vacant to cast the widest net for potential buyers, i.e. not to exclude business owners who would want that space for themselves but would also like to purchase the entire building to rent out.

A lot of my self education is through bigger pockets pod casts, seeing different perspectives how others are doing things.

Yes, there are plenty of pod casts and people (like me) writing opinions, but nothing really beats learning the rules in your state and meeting other people with similar knowledge and interest.Depending on your state, the course work will help educate you about requirements, responsibilities, basic financials, and other aspects of the business.  

Looking for a general contractor to get quotes on the following:-Replacing cast iron plumbing for PEX-Remodel bathroom-Replace cracked foundation in 2 car garage-Convert 2 car garage into Studio ADU (approx 340 sq ft)Any recommendations would be appreciated! 

The time has come for me to cast a net and see who's around in my area to network and build around.

If I have 12 feet of cast iron plumbing, would you replace it or line it?