Hi all,I'm planning to start as a Wholesaler and I'm looking forward to ask some Brokers - that I met at local Real Estate meetings - for expired properties on the MLS.

I'm currently looking to grow my referral business and if anyone is willing to share their profession and contact info feel free to e-mail me or comment it below.Thank you!

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It's all about the guarantor on the lease, experience in that chosen industry, a track record of success, liquidity and net worth of the guarantor, and how easily attachable the assets are if something goes wrong.For instance I would never front money for tenant improvements on a business that is not a proven performer.

Ours is in a stripmall, so Suite E-161 is actually Suite E Box 161.... heheAre you hand addressing envelopes? 

Unless you're buying something massive - tens of units - I wouldn't worry too much about how much they have it rented for and for how long, outside of what existing leases say and deposits that are/should be on file - you will want those, and you have to abide by existing leases until they expire.

Provides that properly completed renewal application forms and filing fees must be received by the Secretary 30 (was 60) days prior to the license expiration (was renewal) date to be timely received.

Drop the agent an e-mail and let them know! 

Thanks,EldaHmmm...It's best to call\e-mail some lenders and see what they offer. 100% financing is not set in stone for everyone.