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I am definitely keeping an eye out for all the options, I think selecting a market will narrow my search.

Then you can easily narrow down your choices and alter your considerations as needed.One good way of doing that is to visualize your situation 5,10, 15+ years in the future and what do you want that investment property to accomplish for you.

We've backfilled plenty of pizza huts, boston markets, etc that have single tenant free standing buildings and generally these buildings are highly desirable for other uses as well, we are often shopping for a medical user for instance.2) There is usually another restaurant operator looking to backfill a space and not have the buildout cost associated with a shell space.like with all things in real estate its a spectrum, and what you are looking for in a return, flexibility, and budget will generally narrow what is feasible for you and your search.have you given any thought to the above (ie returns, budgets, other uses)?

It’s important to figure out your goals and objectives, and then that will ultimately give you a few areas that you can narrow it down to.

I have done a lot of research and narrowed it down to these two cities (I know someone from Michigan, Ohio, or Indiana would comment on investing in those states., but please don't..I am only interested in TX or NC).

I'm trying to learn all I can about septic systems as a lot of the houses near me are on septic and I used to try to avoid them but it really narrows our search for flip houses!

Good morning, I'm part of an investment group looking to buy B and C class industrial warehouses and I'm wondering if anyone has a strategy to finding the top CRE broker in an area?

There is a growing group of victims who have banded together to make sure that Bridgehouse and its owner, Mario Robert Garcia stops doing this to other people.

But we would like to narrow down to a specific area if possible.