I bought 2 properties on a block in 2017 that at the time was in a neighborhood with mixed residential and industrial/old warehouses. 

You could try Insurance Warehouse or Landreau Group.

I like the way the hot water baseboards continue to give off heat after the boiler turns off and this makes the temperature in the rooms and on the walls more even and there are less cold drafts.

There are a ton of ways that we, as savvy real estate investors, can leverage our deep knowledge to help folks in bad situations come to better outcome, without resorting to outbound robocalling/robo-VMing off a list bought by a local data warehouse. 

They look nice, easy to operate, easy to install, blackout in the bedrooms, extra sound and temperature insulation (efficiency upgrade?)...

Even though global temperatures have been dropping.

PRO TIP # 13- Home Depot has tons of pro direct programs, Which i will list at a later date, still compiling the list that are most beneficial for us.PRO TIP #14- YOW "Your other warehouse" I can get virtually anything on the shelf, and some things that aren't straight from the vendor to you, So if your sick of paying retail prices, don't play with rookies.PRO TIP #15- Financing, CRC- Commercial revolving charge- Traditional business card with options to pay over timePRO TIP #16- Commercial card (PROX) A commercial card where full balance is due at the end of each month.PRO TIP #17- Project loan- Great program maybe to finance a rehab, Straight forward loan 84 monthly payments, credit lines up to 40k.PRO TIP #18- There is no secret to getting approved to any, but if you do not get instantly approved then call the number the associate gives you and follow up, most the time it is something small and can be fixed right on the phone.This is all i can think of right at the moment, but their is definitely more I'm going to cover in coming weeks.So just a few things i want to cover before we are done.

When the snowflakes fly, and the temperatures drop - the thermostat rises.As someone who is living in a duplex built in 1910 Massachusetts I am feeling the pinch of heating costs! 

Purchase price: $1,500,000 Cash invested: $500,000 Looking to invest in commercial warehouse real estate properties.

@Alan McCoy from a lender's perspective some of the key aspects of gas/c-store financing is a strong preference to a nationally branded station (incl. a solid refueling agreement), clean environmental (incl. possibly new tanks, etc), a owner/operator with experience, good access/traffic.I lived in the Jacksonville area for a while and even owned an interest in a warehouse at the old Jax airport.