Lake Pueblo is the largest attraction in the immediate area. 

What are some effective strategies for attracting commercial tenants to my property beyond listing on LoopNet?

I've recently read "Think and Grow Rich", "The Millionaire Next Door", "Multi-Family Millions", along with several Grant Cardone books.

(Keep in mind, those are multi-million dollar apartment complexes.  

If you're struggling, consider offering higher returns initially to attract investors, or partnering with someone who has a solid reputation in the industry.

But I would be taking a huge tax benefit up front and making these properties much more attractive from an ROI perspective when modeling for that expected benefit. 

You can find some deals on the market, but they are definitely the lowest hanging fruit and always attract a lot of attention.

It also depends on the type of properties (some less expensive ones attract more problematic tenants) and the local laws around rentals.

Only a fool picks up a hammer and bashes his thumb in with it when he could instead be making million, MILLIONS per hour using his real estate skills.Come on in, the water's fine!

The really attractive part of the loan is the idea of not having to put down cash as a downpayment (even though I do have cash available since I was initially anticipating going with a Conventional 30-year loan).Is it fine to assume the risk of interest rates going up for the sake of putting 0% down?