Not the expert on seller financing but if they carried the second its all about how you negotiate terms.  

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I'm certainly not your expert but here's what I see:Portfolio lender using his assets is probably a good option but it will lock him in bed with that lender. 

She got her name out as an expert in the field and I’m sure got a few clients that way.

There is a great podcast on The Commercial Real Estate Show, called “Retail Sector Update and Forecast”, that covers these and other ideas that give expert commentary.Also, the last few episodes have been on retail, so I’d start there.

We read the local papers, blogs, websites etc... we attend the local council meetings, REI meetings, basically we want to be experts in the area we invest in.

Either way ask your Questions here and I bet there are a ton of SEO experts that could chime in!

That’s why it may make sense to specialize in a few and truly be an expert.

I'm still new to REI and looking to grow, so by no means am I an expert yet..