It is also great that you are using BP and other sources for learning and researching methods and techniques for investing in real estate; definitely keep that up.

I recently found this new technique and it's very savvy I hope you all can apply it to your businesses.

Every situation is different and you’ll probably want advice that’s tailor-made for you.

I am against their sales technique that tries to pressure you into an immediate purchase.  

I have enough in life and business to worry about to have one more thing to do.I'm sure other options can be just as easy, but it's nice that it's a service tailored to renters and landlords. 

I wrote a blog about this topic specifically for commercial multifamily, but a lot of the basic principals still apply:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10191/67979-po...This is by no means an exhaustive list, so I'll echo what others have said and advise that you seek out a CPA or tax strategist for advice an techniques.

How are/should the financing be tailored to allow for use of less cash to maximize the acquisition? 

How are/should the financing be tailored to allow for use of less cash to maximize the acquisition?

I want to hear from everyone what marketing techniques have worked well for them.

Hi all, I've been developing some techniques to quickly build a comprehensive set of leads for specific categories of commercial properties anywhere in the US and wanted to connect with some commercial real estate investors to get some feedback on whether they would find this valuable.