Or the rental market dries up and you're stuck with a vacancy or have to lower your rent price $200 a month to keep it filled?

When it comes down to estimating repairs, many people call a general contractor to give them bids before buying a property.Luckily for appliances, all you need to do is go to Home Depot and look at the price of an appliance and then google search the price to install.Here are some very VERY vague guidelines to repairs: Secure house and rekey: $250 to $300 Trash-out interior and exterior: $0 to $3,000 Power wash: $250 Landscape cleanup: $250 to $3,000 Exterior detailing: $200 to thousands of dollars, depending on dry rot repairs, light fixtures, siding, stucco, etc.

I used Brad Yert at dry insurance in Akron for all my canton props until I got a commercial product.

As far as 100% loan to value financing is does not exist you need skin in the game, experience and cash reserves to purchase a commercial property.

I have some dry powder and more than ready to hop in my next deal !

I have a WIDE range of Tenants: hair salons, attorney, tae kwon do studio, kitchen designer, dry cleaner, therapist, real estate offices, even a professional hypnotist (!)

I could do more but I want to preserve some dry powder if there is a pull back or even just an increase in distressed inventory post moratorium. 

It will be a major problem if you rent a property and the well goes dry.

I thought the wholesaler/realtor has little skin of game to the market.

We were going in to see if the flooring was drying properly.