Visit the city and tall to a Planner.

I am looking for a good business planner to take notes, store business cards, documents.

When tenants are poor planners and want me to pick up cash or meet them somewhere, I let them know that they can go to my post office, buy a money order & envelope at the counter, and have the postal worker drop the envelope right into my PO box.

Offer 10-12% interest and talk to friends, associates, financial planners, and accountants (i.e. advisors that don't get commissions from peddling financial products).Put together a presentation describing your strategy, process, and your profitable portfolio, all pointing toward the safety of their investment.

If you arrange a time to set with a planner and discuss your situation he or she can probably tell you about the process and the likelihood of success.

Investors, Architects, Financial Planners, Insurance, Contractors, Inspectors...etc.

Consider a blanket mortgage with release fees at such small valued properties that's another issue to pulling cash out.Any good financial planners down there (not ins. types, but certified FPs)?

I would keep the cost incorporated in order to account for it if you later decide it is too much for you to do on your own. 2) Just a tip, check with the city planner's office to see if any future plan is going to interupt the flow of business, i.e. major road construction, new zoning laws, new construction.Good luck,Dave

I also work as an event planner and would love our own space for that as well.

In PB county go to the Planning and Zoning division on N Jog rd, and you can sit down with the "planner on duty" and they can help define the limits of the code, and future use codes planned for the area.