Hi JustinReal Estate Investors needs private lenders and joint venture partners all of the timePrivate lenders take a look at trustetc.com and look at private banker concept in the search barWork on a elevator speechSomething like, how are you today, they answer fine, and then say, "I have a wonderful job, would you like to know about it, Big smileWhat can They say?

In that situation would need all the land.Pharmacies pay the most for corners but minimum is about 1.5 acres and usually the size is about 2 acres with a 10,000 to 12,000 sq ft building.One solution might be for the purchaser to move her off of the land and get her a small house close by that she would own outright.You could also maybe do mixed use and have the pharmacy below but have her unit upstairs with an elevator or a chainey chair for the stairs in back.If the house is sitting upfront maybe the house could be moved to the back of the lot with  a separate road made and a buffer from the business upfront.Rite Aid, Walgreens, and CVS will only put stores within a certain radius of their other locations.

Look at elevation on the street you are interested in, and look for properties that are at the high end.

do elevation certificates expire?

Getting your license will definitely elevate your business.Good luck with closing your deal.

The point is to keep it simple and have an elevator pitch.

With engineered, they can only be re-finished a few times before you will have to replace them because they are just layers and not solid wood.Hardwoods are a longer term investment - better for allergy sufferers and definitely elevates the property, adds value.

Yes Cleveland is rough in some spots and yes we have a slightly elevated crime rate on the east side, but I call many areas "good pockets".

If the currency remains elevated, I can pick up properties using my USD to outright buy or to put down payments in neighbourhoods that are very exclusive.

I remember reading a history of the stock market crash of 1929, and one investor who had gotten out ahead of the crashing saying, "When I heard the doorman and the elevator operator discussing their hot stock tips, I knew we were in trouble."