Im an Executive Assistant of a Real Estate Investor.

So it's time for you to execute your plan. 

It's commercial, so your agent will likely need a commission sharing agreement executed by her and the listing broker.

It's best to do this in writing, or via email to have a paper trail in case one side doesn't comply and tries to move forward or hold money.Here's the kicker - the 3 business days starts on the first business day that you receive a fully executed (signed) lease.

If you are in an elevator going up 4 floors, how would you introduce yourself to the staff of a Fortune 500 company who could potentially be investors?!

I'm just getting started as a real estate investor and I'm trying to put together an executive summary. 

To get the expertise you need to execute deals.  

I send an email to two of our "A List" buyers and sold it for $15K.To my staff:  Thank you so much for your help.  

It wouldn't hurt to provide a personal financial statement see example below, https://www.sba.gov/content/personal-financial-sta...also an executive summary, copy of you credit report, and a list of "real estate owned", google parentheses to find a sample pdf.You might also want to inquire about a blanket loan for your properties as well as a business line of credit.Good luckAshley

Some of us suffer from information overload and do not know what the first step is, or how to execute it.