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.

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.

My team leader has  kinda talked me out of flipping (capital gains, overhead, carrying costs blah blah) so I started listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts.

It is rare for the "actual" (a note to the military as the unit leaders are "actuals") to offer one on one.

I may sell one of my industrial properties too.

Usually found within a niche - like industrial property reuse outside of Pittsburgh, or shopping center conversion to self storage.  

There is a huge difference between the single family and commercial insurance industries.