To focus on commercial might have you spending a lot of time in the other communities.I do not know your background but you could go the other way.

One of the criteria is to spend at least 50% of the hours you spend working on real estate.

The tenant spends the rent on a pitbull and you're going to evict them - YOU'RE A SLUMLORD.The tenant is involved in a drug bust and you're going to evict them - YOU'RE A SLUMLORD.The tenant is a pig with dirty dishes and uneaten food everywhere.

I spend about 3-4 hours every day "puking" myself all over the internet on my own blogs, various investing Forums, commenting on other peoples Blogs, Active Rain, etc.

Its kinda in okay shape, we can probably spend about 5k on repairs to bring it back to normal condition.

Mostly because almost any report can be cloned if you spend the time with a spreadsheet.

I would take a hard look at the market saturation before spending money on a downtown condo

We have $30 billion in construction happening on the South Strip right now.

With the loan money, DO NOT SPEND IT, deposit it back into the original account.

My question is why isn't any professionals firms and law firms get involve on faciliating the mulit-millions and billions dollars with the large capital investors and banks senior officers or their legal department?