You can do this by going to Chamber events or networking events (Comm RE agents) to get to know the leaders in your community.Arrange a partnership where you go as a "entity" to a strip mall owner (who is motivated to sell - check out Loopnet, etc).

Ruined the whole thing as the chamber cracked and carbon monoxided the whole house.

You can also file with the Department of Real Estate, the BBB, the Chamber and the local Prosecutors Office as a bait and switch tactic.If the lender is an insured bank, you can file a complaint tothe FDIC, and state Banking Department, National Banks would go to the Comptroller of Currency.You can also speak to an attorney.

The second floor uses a boiler and it stated on the bill it is 76% efficient, and will need to be replaced soon. the chamber is collapsing and is in poor condition.

Yes- file a complaint to Better Business Bureau and Chamber of Commerce in NY as well as with the State of New York Licensing etc.

I have also gotten referrals from good realtors, and also from the local Chamber of Commerce.

Once you get that gun, you need to get training and do whatever it takes to be able to legally carry it (loaded, one in the chamber) every minute that you are out of the house.

The many gas chambers can soon be called historic, but I would not want them retored if I bought that property!!

An investor that sets up a business will have more tax deductions as well and how that business is organized can make a difference.You also might want to check out the chamber of commerce or other networking groups.

Sponsored by the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce of course :D