Industries are more diversified than in the past when the local economy went however the oil and gas industry went.

I used to have something like this, but it pretty comprehensive.I have the original unmodified version I started with that I can send to you if you'd like it.I believe its geared towards units where I've modified my version specifically for commercial industrial/office/mixed use developments.If you want it send me a PM with your email.

Because of common marketing strategies by the industry, their expectation is that a lender will provide a loan at 70%-80% of the value of the asset after its been repaired, upfront.

They want me to be successful, number one so I can pay them back, but also so they can keep lending me more money and making even more for themselves.Ripping people off and then paying victim is a psychological profile I've seen countless times in this industry.

Fundamentally, you want access to industry & schools.

Now, I'm ready to take the plunge myself and explore the world of investment properties.About Me:With five years in the real estate industry, I've honed my skills in understanding market trends, property valuations, and negotiation strategies.

This is a group with 17 yrs of experience as a company, but the founders worked in the industry for over 20 years prior to that. 

Generally, I would think that commercial real estate (especially B and C class industrial/warehousing) would be less averse to the close train proximity then residential.

It's been the pursuit of mom & pop investors that got priced out of Raleigh, and they're propping up the rental market with no support from the industry demand, population growth, or anything in between.

I may sell one of my industrial properties too.