I’m looking for a commercial property for my business (non-real estate related).Just took a few loans for another business I opened and a rental property and I would rather not get a loan right now for a few reasons (1.

Note in areas with cheaper rents the cap expense/maintenance cost versus the rent would be worse.On a related subject...  

These kind of leads can be great because no other investor is taking the time to find the owner and call them or the relatives.

I have a coworker (remote ) and relative who lives in Columbus  advising that the multi unit property market is much better than where I am and  after doing some research, I actually observed some affordable duplexes or more units.

For relatively small jobs, such as replacing flooring in a rental house, you can get a contractor with more accountability by hiring through a big box store.

@Yakima L coles were you able to find and contact the owners or their relatives?

I also live in Denver and purchased about 5 blocks north from Denver's largest park and am relatively close to downtown and the fun areas.

Due to the health condition and age of the elderly owner, she has quit claimed the property to her nephew.

I came across that phrase when working in the patient relations department of a large medical center.

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