OH as a whole has the second highest vacancy rate in the country, one of the top population decliners, and has an unsatble RE market.I feel your strategy explanation would better equip us to answer your question, plus I am curious about what info led you to the conclusion you reached.

Hellow my name is Raul ,New to real estate, from Houston Texas, work in heavy equipment as a mechanic for 12 years just graduated from carpentry school and was looking to invest in real estate, want to buy and rent .

A summary of the contracts underway follows: Contract 1: Heavy Civil and Airfield Lighting: * 115 pieces of heavy equipment in operation at any one time with approximately 160 personnel on site

I have the time, knowledge, and the equipment to complete these projects, it's just difficult to find sellers who are willing to sell on contract.

Especially with the Internet and equipped with my trusty BlackBerry (actually, T-mobile MDA now) I'm better connected than most landlords down the street.Most problems can be solved by phone, email, and UPS.In terms of the investing part, I plan a 1-2 week road trip periodically, to spend time in 2-3 cities, meet with the chamber of commerce, talk with local business people and everyone around town, and meet with one or two good realtors.

'Wireless' submetering technology is getting less expensive to install and operate these days, here's a link to one provider of equipment: http://www.ekmmetering.com/ekm-metering-system-how-it-works?

My Name Barry lived in ohio all my life.my job always driven equipment forklift,semi,limo.I have six children all grown.I think this is the coolest site on the planet never seen a site that have so much to offer.my goal currently seeking limited partners/little mentoring on a few deals.I work number into spreadsheet on a few deal.I want to buy and hold commercial real estate one million to four million dollars properties.have a few deals looking i'am looking at?

My husband is in the equipment leasing business and my background is in property management, both commercial and residential.

Surveyor rates are roughly $325 hr for two guys and equipment to complete the survey.

Put in your lease or the letter notifying residents of the work that's going to be done that neither you, your company, your agents, your employees, or your vendors are liable for damage to the resident's personal property due to debris, falling equipment/materials, paint, etc.