During this time I did not have any utilities turned on, and when I called to have the water turned on today, I was told there was a charge of close to $500 as a service fee going back to when I purchased the home in March 2024.

My commercial building in Knoxville is going to come in 3 months late and to me, I feel that is early.

If you have the experience then you should become a broker and go for it.

I'm wondering how to best go about getting into real estate.

Would love to hear your insights! 

This is going to be very market dependent, and property dependent. 

I have a small retail space that a prospective tenant would like to turn into a local coffee shop.

Most people see high interest rates and immediately think it's not a good time to buy. 

I just wasn't going to give up what to me was exciting, challenging and provided so much satisfaction to work "watching the clock' and doing something I was unhappy with.  

Please share your thoughts We have to go through an SEC audit so we have multiple categories forced upon us.