Real estate investor reveals market secret to cashing inNEW YORK – March 10, 2017 – Real estate investor Sidney Torres is dishing on his big secret to making millions in real estate: Buy, don't sell.

(Specifically obtaining a bank account and access to a brokerage that trades South Korean stocks)I'll send you a private message and would be happy to answer questions about investing in Seattle, and give you a little bit more detail about what I wish to accomplish by moving some investment capital to South Korea and maybe you could help point me in the right direction.Thanks,-Rob

Many Korean students wish their English was on the same level as yours.   

One of the units has been renovated with a new kitchen/dish washer, new flooring, carpet and it get $733.  

Hi all,We REIs near Seoul,Korea met this Saturday in Itae Won.May be anyone intrested can join us.Any ways, it was a pleasure meeting all of you...John, Dan, Ben and myself.We are planning to meet up again in Oct.Anyw...

Didn't read all of it.Business brokerage is only the business.When you have a building you own and the business the value is different than buying just a business with the lease structure and rent increases.The appraiser will value it as if a lender had to take the property back the bank is NOT going to manage it themselves.A small percentage of buyers might but not a majority.So the bank underwriting the loan is going to plan for the most probable set of circumstances and be on the safe side with their assessments.If you want to do some owner finance with money down to replace your income with a cash out at a later date that might be possible.Many deals are happening that way.Lending standards on businesses have tightened up leading to owner finance and this is also with real estate property as well.Not many want to put down the cash or meet the requirements the banks are dishing out.So I hear your arguments but the people lending the money for the buyer will not care.If you want higher money go owner finance (within reason) but if you want it all now expect a much lower price.With businesses it comes down to how old the equipment is,is the business seasonal (the owner is showing strong books for half the current year and then sales plummet),is the lease fixing to rise,are the streets fixing to be reconfigured to reduce traffic flow,is nearby new businesses reducing returns,etc.

Generally they dish these off to BoNY or whoever the liquidator is.

I believe the big screens and much better marketing/ads would be a great addition (plus, some of my own dishes I always get compliments on) that would bring in repeat/more customers.

I listen while driving, washing dishes, mowing the lawn, working out, you name it.. my headphones are usually always in, trying to absorb as much information as possible.

Can't see the door, but if its older and rickety, a nice new door will help.Side rant: I hate those satellite dishes, it definitely makes the appearance of a house less appealing.