And I got trained by some fo the best land sales men that ever walked the planet.. that's why I started selling land at 18 and by 27 or so I moved on to bigger type projects.

Depending on where the site is, maybe: Factory 2-U, Planet Fitness, OfficeDepot/OfficeMax, Fresh & Easy. 15k sqft won't necessarily be easy to fill, so if you find one tenant to take the whole space, consider selling the building for a good profit once leased up and move on.Alternatively, maybe it could be divided into 2-3 smaller suites, making leasing easier... barbershop, dry cleaner, Subway.

The grass is always greener.

One of the best on the planet.

Los Angeles is like another planet to me, but I do realize there is incredible opportunity there, hundreds of thousands of older houses and distressed seller potentials.

I wish we had the resources to vet everyone who wants to call themselves a lender, but we do not.There isn't a legitmate lender on the planet that wants you to send money via Western Union or Moneygram.

Then again, in all practicality, why on planet earth would a bank call a loan if everything is a) fine and b) still have the same person on the hook that they vetted at the beginning (see above, no quitclaim will change the fact you are personally liable for the loan; disclaimer: IAMNA(US)L, maybe there is indeed a difference!).

Originally posted by @Darius Hollis:Hey Darius,Those are also the most competitive areas on the planet and I don't have the expertise or budget to deal in those areas yet.

So a test found that your unit had some of the most common molds on the planet.

And then there's the fact that any employee worth the time and effort will eventually move on to greener pastures.