That's actually tighter than I'd like to be in this market but it's sitting on a monster amount of $$ land so whatever. 

Are you a NASA Robotics Engineer? 

It's over 2 million square feet and 70-80% of the work is done by "robots".NAIOP and industrial brokers will be valuable resources, but it will be difficult for you to jump into this by yourself. 

Unfortunately, I only get back or calls and text messages with the same introductory robot greeting.

Let me tell you all something and I HOPE you take this to heart.As someone that clearly understands lead gen, and motivated sellers, and SEO and marketing, and rockets, and robots, and mathematics, and crablegs, and food in general...I can tell you flat out DO NOT HIRE any of these lead generating companies.

. - fiduciary vs functionary - NOD or foreclosure process - state by state(focused on area of desire) - mortgage(Judiciary) vs trustee sale(non-judiciary) states - capital gains vs cash flow - OPM, OPC, OPT, OPMii, OPE - can explain later  - entities and general asset protection including llc, llps et al to include land                   trusts(anonymity tool - no real protection, but great function)  - creating, buying, selling and trading notes to include discounts and partials  - mobile homes and everything around them - financing, parks, history and    opportunity - cash flow monsters - tying up land for monster plays - still learning this, but I share everything I know as     time allowsGlad to share more as you are interested.Regards, Coach - Mark Collard

Seems RentRedi, Turbotenant are two popular onesI have a Kwikset on my house in Florida, don't remember the exact model but I wouldn't buy it again - the gears and innards are nowhere near as stout as the non-smart Schlage I took off of it, and it's a battery eating monster.

In January, the Monster and Glass Door job sites showed there were between 26,000 and 31,000 open jobs.

Renatus students get everything @Briana Vega listed and more for $125/mo.That note about "hand-written" letters is a factory floor full of robots "holding" ball-point pens "hand"-writing letters and envelopes.

as for LOC warehouse lines prior to the GFC those were widely available.. now a days I think the chance of a start up getting one is remote at best unless the owners have monster balance sheets and are going to of course personally guarantee. hedge fund type companies out of NY entered the space when local community banks use to dominate it.. prior to the GFC I had 5 warehouse lines with banks Local to the Portland Or metro area..