Since you recruit people for expensive education seminars, I understand why you're here saying that.Between the library, and sites like BiggerPockets, along with finding a mentor ( YOU SHOULD NEVER PAY FOR A MENTOR!!!

Hello RobertYou will learn a Hell of alot here on Bigger Pockets so stick aroundFrom what I can see Duncan does not have a very good report card,,,Having said that check out the reputation of any coach or course here on BP or simply Google the guys name like this "Joe Shmow Reviews" you'll get the good ,the bad and the ugly real fastI hate to say it but I have literally spent days on Craiglist trying to find that "motivated seller" with a fixer house for sale.Sadly I havent had much success .I have even recruited and paid for VA's in the Phillipines to scrub filter.call and pre qualify these "sellers" again without much success.Its interesting as some guys like Joe McCall build the whole focus of their marketing for their Lease Option and Wholesaling courses on fishin the Craigslist ads for sellers.That may have worked 3 years ago ,,,Im not so sure about today.Why? 

I dont know if we have any active members from PEI, but maybe you can recruit a few Are you considering doing some investing yourself?

I don't want to sound like a recruiter, but the military is one of the best jobs going with only a 20 year hitch to full benefits and pay.You do have responsibilities to the family too, what are they saying?

Well I just want to be a top producer so seems to me I will have to recruit some bird dogs immediately.

One of the best ideas I've collected when it comes to lawn care is for you to recruit your neighbors, hire a landscaping company, and work a group discount + management fee so that you're properties are maintained at no cost to you.

The building is:in the downtown area which is attracting a lot of new business and residential projects right now4 stories (top 3 I would like to convert into living -reno and sell, the first floor I would like to recruit a restaurant)nearby our arena which hosts a lot of shows and draws a large crowdgreat location and a lot of potentialMy question is, how do I go about:exploring tax credits offered for a project like thisfind the capital for the reno (I can afford the down payment but am capped out at that)what else should I be looking at in a commercial property?

Speaking as a commander in the US Army Reserves no commander wants a recruit that is only looking out for the benefits.

What do you charge for recruiting new tenants?

Step back and look at it with fresh eyes or maybe recruit some non-investor friends over to get some objective feedback.