New restaurants, retail stores, gift shops, etc. began popping up all over downtown Waco.

I don’t really know about the laws there because I don’t watch much Fox News but I also don’t think too many people buy property solely because of landlord/ tenant policy or petty theft laws and if they do they might want to reconsider that approach  because the places with the least favorable landlord/ tenant laws are typically the places with the highest appreciation and best overall returns.

It is attracting younger retail and a few firms but most shy away from it as they don’t see any added value in it and don’t trust it.

Eventually, the theory is, bitcoin would be accepted by more retailers straight up like Overstock does today. 

I know CA investors buying in Dallas and San Antonio, specifically apartment complexes and an Austin investor (who lives there) buying land to build retail.

Just like retail/customer service I think everyone in real estate should experience managing their own properties at least once. 

The once-iconic retailer Kmart is closing its final full-size mainland store in Bridgehampton, New York, on October 20th.

.$50k your investment$250k - their construction loan$300k all in$400k retail valueCurrent proforma estimates:Rent: $2690/mo (30% of it to me)Thoughts on this?

After 8 years as a director in the kitchen and bath retail space, I'm bringing my positive energy and relationship building to a wholesaling firm covering Los Angeles and San Diego counties (we specialize in single family homes priced between $400-$1.7M).

Resale  what retail buyers are paying for rates of course affects the business dramatically.