Hello all,I just sold my retail business for a decent chunk of change and I'm looking to get into commercial real estate.

My property that I own is located in ABQ, NM and I am currently in the Air Force and stationed here in Tucson, AZ.

Hi all,I was wondering if anyone on the boards had any companies that they would recommend for property management in the Rochester NY area?

i have been doing research on my own but so far all i have is a headache

I tried calling the seller once more, but all I got was a voicemail.

Hello all,I am new to this a need some advice.

If you are getting 30-40 leads a day, and they are quality leads then you will have no problem finding people to work with...since most people have trouble generating any leads at all. I

hello all, i must say i have to agree with the rest of the crowd here, but i also must say i agree with your concerns jeff88the lawyer i'm thinking about using charges $320 per hour, so you can just imagine how that fee can add up when drafting and reviewing contracts, especially with me because i'm focused on commercial real estate investing (were everything is in more detail and etc)so i guess you have to find a lawyer that you can trust and that will agree to do certain task like contract review and etc for a set price, so that way you'll know what your getting into (well what the final price will be). because the worst thing is get some huge bill for something that you know probably only took the lawyer an hour to do, but they jack the bill up to get paid more.

The Dr 'needs' 240k/year to live off of (which means withdrawals of 300k-350k from a retirement account) while the engineer needs 60k.I had a morning meeting with a client (late 60s) who fell out of his chair when we told him that in a couple of years when he is forced to start withdrawing from his IRA that his yearly income would be 100k.

It does not include cash flow, tax deductions (also cash in your pocket), forced appreciation (increased value through captial expenditures & other sources), or even the possibility of buying below the value which you can not do in stocks.