Hey Drew.  

Originally posted by @Drew Shirley:This is a tough situation and this is not legal advice and I am not your lawyer :), but I'd just tell the guy you've changed your mind about the lease and that you will mail him a cashier's check refunding everything he's paid you (security deposit, application fee, whatever). 

In fact, you even so much as started talking about what you can offer and the listing agent drew up papers based on that conversation.Now you want to use a different agent.The question would come down to who is due the commission.Worst case scenario:The listing agent is the one that found the buyer and is due the commission.

I'm not too excited about the notes business and I think that's what drew me into looking at businesses like car wash and self-storage.  

@Drew Shirley that is a good point so long as it is the 506(c) as you stipulated and not to be confused with 506(b) which does not allow for public advertising/marketing.In my first post, I warned about people raising funds and getting paid for that from a syndicator rather than being the syndicator/sponsor.

@Drew Perkins Thanks.  

Originally posted by @Drew Brock:@Derek Pigulski Is the listing a move-in ready retail property or something with some value add?   

@Drew Kimminau, looking forward to meeting tomorrow

@Drew ByrdIf you look around the forums, all the large players agree that direct mail is still the best, scalable solution for a large funnel. 

Originally posted by @Drew Shirley:@Michael Le Thanks for the info on the meetup.