Most of my meters have the red arrow and are not digital. 

I think the best tried and true strategy is look and evaluate their website and overall digital reputation. 

Just like in late 2008 when the stock market crashed, most people experienced double digit percentage loss in net worth.

Expect 2-5 pts and double digit rateAlso probably need 25-30% down

They pull digital reports on the seller.

What we are thinking- We are thinking that with some elbow grease we can make the building look better- we are digital marketers, so we think we can market the building better and drive more traffic to it- we think we could raise rates, and we also have a business that would be the "5th" retail tenant which would pay ~$1000/mo in rent- overall we think we can "add value" we just aren't sure if these current numbers are good/bad/mediocre and also if CRE is going to implode like ppl are saying it will.Any help would be much appreciated!

@Brent KigerGoogle “Best phone plan for digital nomads 2020.”

In today's fast-paced digital world, staying ahead of the curve in the real estate industry requires more than just a good property listing.

Unrelated, Telsa was the only car manufacturer that had sales growth 2018, all others were down single digits, Telsa was up 50% or 60% as I recall.

Now you have a choice: investing risk free at a double digit return-that’s paying off CC Debt- and thereafter investing in RE from a position of strength.