I have found big companies like that you really need a small boutique firm where the smaller spaces are their niche and they tend to put a more intense focus on your property.Just not much money in leasing especially small spaces like that so hard to find a great broker to work on it.

I was looking for abandoned buildings near touristic sites to fix and flip for short time rentals and maybe as boutique hotel.

Romantic, boutique hotels like the Shinola, The Foundation, The Detroit Club Hotel are plentiful that we will all once again feel comfortable in visiting.

@Michael AlbaumHi Michael,In your post you were looking for a reputable cost segregation coWe are a smaller boutique real estate tax engineering firm who specializes in cost seg studies and r&d.You will get one on one help and access to the principal cpa, unlike large impersonal firms.

Finally having time to perfect my Ballroom/Latin/Tahitian skills and doing performances or competitions like I've always dreamed =) Opening up my quality second hand clothing boutique so I can pick and/or trade my clothing whenever I want.

My plan is to initially start with flipping, but the overall goal is to form a full scale real estate company including boutique development (flipping, condo conversions, single home building, small condo infill buildings, etc) along with a property management company for buy and hold properties.

.- Boutique Hotels (Gulf Coast tourist towns or in popular/historic neighborhoods such as New Orleans Garden District)- Convert older buildings into luxury apts (Happening in downtown Houston!)

No real loss for them.I work for a very small "boutique" brokerage, and we have fewer than 10 active agents.

The firm you were trying out was likely a boutique firm or a scam.

There are plenty of boutique brokerages that make bank.