I've seen too many people all excited with a head full of ideas about complicated schemes, but unable to just buy a property.I recommend coaching only for people who have actually gotten their feet wet, know what their goals are, and want to take their business to the next level or specialize in a specific strategy.No amount of classroom hype can compare to the guttural experience of closing a deal.  

DUNS is just a big marketing scheme to get your money.

It is just a reflection of how you're doing in the scheme of things, nothing more.

So, it may not be for sale yet.I'd suggest you call your city building regulations department to start.A municipality is not going to "partner" in any investor scheme or lease deal, they sell for cash.If you have a track record, they may have financing available for properties they sell. :)

Overtime you'll discover that this journey is not a get rich quick scheme or an easy road.

I've since dropped that CPA, the scheme we setup above was too complex, and cost too much, as you mentioned.

It is not some get rich quick scheme and is not easy.

Maybe you'd rather have a slightly darker colour of flooring, but what is in there is in good condition and nice, leave it.

Investment real estate is definitely trendy right now, but its not a get rich quick scheme...more like get richER slowly.

He was the victim of a scheme very similar to what you are all describing, but under a different name: Flippin' on the Side, by Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson (the "Boise Boys").