If you want to get into RE then work as an broker office admin or for a property manager! 

@Josh Early @Matt McMacken - I'm considering starting one at my new office location at 1555 state st. 

DSCR would be your best bet but again 25% down and a DSCR of 1.25% minimum.Do yourself a favor and do not let just any Lender/loan officer pull your credit just so they can take an application and have a possible deal.

This was related to how the PM company treated tenants so you might not get as much traction with the AG's office since you are not a tenant.Finally, you are obviously hurt and angry and want to be made whole.

Assuming these are legitimate offices, this seems like a good size organization.

Hopefully, prayerfully, when the next powers-that-be take office, the rates will drop once again and make home buying great once again.

If you still have Summers left after that, go to work in an apartment leasing office and then in an apartment maintenance office. 

Typically, you see full-service (gross) leases being used for CBD office buildings, but most of the retail centers in my market are on a NNN lease.

Hanging my license with a boutique real estate office that would embrace real estate investing and allow me to wholesale would be ideal. 

My preparer reached out to the ONE guy more familiar with commercial knowledge at another local office, and the following method isn't quite what Mr.