You have the right to enter the property; I would bring someone with you as a witness. 

Take great notes, and bring those back to your analysis.When you are getting closer to the right property, get informed about what an "offer" looks like, so when the right one is there in front of you you are ready to take action.  

Always bring something to the table otherwise your chances of success are very low.Just my cent and a quarter worth.

The holiday season is almost here, and for many real estate investors, it brings both unique opportunities and potential challenges.

@Francine Geike If the investment property doesn't seem to bring in enough cash flow to comfortablyprovide a return, a 1031 exchange might be a good option for you.

Density is coming to the area which will bring foot traffic and potential consumers to make the commercial spaces on the ground floor worth owning.

It sounds like you bring a wealth of experience not just from your career as a realtor but also from your personal moves and investments.

Tell the agent if he brings you a buyer for $XXXX,you'll pay him comission.

Now you are over $2k and only bringing in $2100… If you don’t care about the cash flow at the moment and have a good income that can support an unexpected large expense then you should be ok.

Again, very limited experience with this, but the one time I was sued, the attorney tried to connect social media posts on a personal account to bring personal exposure for a property that was held in an LLC.