My case is purely passive investment.

I care about the rental income but I am purely investing to sell in 2-3 years time.

This is pure speculation on their part so you need to make your offer based on the current occupancy & income level as of today.

This state apparently has some of the toughest pure foreclosure laws in the nation

But from a purely financial standpoint, it would have been a genius call.

If so then there is a stigma attached for a buyer looking to owner occupy, but from purely an investor standpoint I see no difference.regards,ChrisI don't think there is any questions on your standard disclosure that you would normally fill out for a realtor.....

The gurus take advantage of this and pure fuel onto the dream.

This is purely me sharing what I think is a great guide for anyone investing in commercial property.

Of course all American taxpayers, and their grandchilren will be paying for your (and lots of others) mistakes.So although all of us on this site claim to be pure capitalists, we will be happy participants in the SOCIALIZATION of the mistakes of people who spend more time researching the purchase of a $20K automobile than a $200K house!

or is it purely by the numbers?