My goals are long term growth over cashflow (at least breakeven and cashflow would be nice), I would like to buy properties with the intent not to sell, but to scale and continue to acquire more RE, and have the snowball effect pay off down the road in 5-10-15+ years, but again I'm open to all ideas. 

Networking Strategies: With many events going virtual, have you found effective ways to network and generate leads online?

Second, I know the tenant doesn't have excess funds as they are still dealing with the effects of hospitals, drs, etc.

Operational Efficiency: What are the most effective operational practices you've implemented that have streamlined operations and reduced overhead costs?

Effective (June or July 1) rent for xxx address will increase to $1700/month.

It will be certainly interesting to see its effects upon the demand for space in the coming years. https://apnews.com/article/samsung-chips-computer-semiconduc...

BRRRR can work but you need to buy off market in order to see this strategy be effective. 

The email chains are effective for quick messages but I am also fluent in Morse code, smoke signals and am in the process of getting my own courier pigeon.

Hey BiggerPockets Community,I'm a beginner in real estate investing and looking for some guidance on the most effective way to invest and generate cash flow, particularly in the New Jersey area where I reside.

Just know, typically, in commercial transactions, the seller is not likely to be open to footing the bill for your broker.Things I would be curious about: Why is the landlord creating and selling off, effectively, retail condos?