Contractors and new investors are like oil and water.

I wanted to try essential oils / diffusers but those are a lot of work and cant function on there own. 

I've sold properties to investors who hold portfolios and for lack of better word the properties are all trash and then I've dealt with some who have a well-oiled machine.

We outgrew our last facility and are looking for a new home by August 1. 

After reading many of the posts by broker/agents my takeaway is that honest, experienced, knowledgeable and competent agents are tired of the inexperienced, part time, or fly by night agents (fly by night: someone who enters as a salesperson for whatever is “hot” at the moment, be it real estate, oil and gas leases, used cars, etc) muddying the waters and causing them twice the work to close a transaction.  

There is a chicken/egg problem there because you need the business to need the warehouse and you need the warehouse to have the business.Also, I've thought about finding an accredited investor who would put the money into an oil well on my behalf.

Hello everyone, I am a real estate investor that invests in vacant land and self storage facilities.

They're built inside a facility rather than being exposed to the elements.

Whether it's renovating older properties, converting unused spaces into rental units, or adding amenities like laundry facilities or parking spaces, there are numerous ways to increase the income potential of a property.

HiI live in the area that the new Los Angeles Rams practice facility is being built.