@Terri B.Software for what aspect of your business?

The market is booming in both the business and real estate sectors.

With more money, an investor can buy larger, multiple, or more productive propertiesDon't believe me - take a look at this comparison chart:Let’s say you do 10 transactions in your investing career.

My advice is to form a relationship with a landlord attorney in your state, and in particular, one that is very familiar with property management, to prepare your lease specific to not only your state laws but also how you want to do business.

The main reason businesses fail is because they run out of cash hence having a strong cash position as a business owner is vital. 

Which will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

I am not defending Bosch in any way, just wondering how you get business if you are not sending out postcards or letters?

Any recommendations on a good commercial broker are greatly appreciated.I did some research on Frost Bank and made a branch visit; I have gone ahead and opened a business checking account with them for my SDIRA.

Sometimes tenants can be a total nightmare...That said, I think you'll have a very difficult time convincing a judge to award you a claim of unpaid rents through the end of the lease term, particularly if you are in the business of landlording.As real estate professionals, we chose to take on the risk of eviction-related vacancies. 

Business first.