Happy to make recommendations to help you  shop around. 

Here is what we do.First, do not panic or overreact, stay professional.Second, come up with a plan to make it "uncomfortable" for your entrepreneurial residents to set up shop on your digs.

Different lenders have different guidelines, so that's where a broker may come in handy by being able to shop your file though different lenders!

For the shop/garage conversion, I’m going to reach out to contractors our eakyir recommended in Solvang to get an idea of the scope of things, but other than the plumbing and electrical, I plan on doing all the work myself.

They are both shop space.

I'd be more than happy to meetup for a coffee and show you around town once you get settled in in March.

I'm just a young buck and fresh into the grind, but would love to have the opportunity to take either of you to coffee or help in the Gillette market.

If you're just looking to buy and hold, you'd just have to shop around with different lenders, probably local to that area.

Meeting with potential investors for a coffee/lunch to discuss their investing desires and talk about where your business is heading is a great way to connect with serious investors.

I received a phone call from Claud inquiring about the property because he liked the 20x20 shop in the back (I got lucky on that one!)