However, there is going to be something.My theory - I think that commercial debt from companies in the retail sector is a major weak point for the economy. 

I think part of the issue is profesionlization of the sector.  

I would take the time to learn as much as you can, don't be in a rush and learn all aspects of the sector you want to focus on.

Overall, the commercial real estate landscape is a mix of challenges and opportunitie, with some sectors facing difficulties, while others are on the rise.

Just because my CURRENT business in the landlording sector does not involve me self-managing, does not mean I do not understand it or know whayt is involved with it.

Now I have Extreme Success Group offices WORLDWIDE.

I have been researching passive investment opportunities in the self storage sector or commercial apartments. 

I am surprised that this has not become a mainstream term in any business sector.

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

I see some RE investors, and there are a few people I know who are tech-savvy here, but I can’t think of anyone that do both well.I’m currently working with a wholesaler on a smoking flip deal in Fairmont in a desirable location, close to the aerospace/NASA sector, likely a 35-50k profit, but we just can’t find a buyer to work it or a GC to manage it, and it may fall out because of it.My goal is to be “boots on the ground” for out-of-state investors for the entire sector from Fairmont/Morgantown to Princeton/Bluefield/Beckley.