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I seem to be in a bit of a no-man's land looking for a lender in this range for commercial (office, retail, industrial) properties.I have been in contact with some banks, some credit unions and a commercial finance broker with limited success so far.

I was asked this in a PM by somebody, so I'll be happy to supply the info here on the forums.

The point the authors make is that while many people are leaving the marketplace due to the media's drumbeat of "crashing RE markets" and the increase in market supply, savvy investors should be buying as many good deals as they can instead of sitting on the sidelines waiting for the market to finish its correction.

I assuming you have spoke to the officers who took the call?

Let the on-base housing office be "the property" manager and that will keep the new folks on your landlord list, return during ski season and write off the airfare/hotel.thanks for taking care of our folks at LRMC!!!!

Just had a loan officer tell me that...a) regardless of the business type, money isn't lent to LLC's or the like for investment properties.

Code Enforcement Officers or volunteers remove "Temporary" signs.Exception: Signs, no larger than 2' x 3' may be placed in the right of way from noon Fridays to noon Mondays."

., and I have a few questions I'd much rather ask YOU folks than one of their loan officers:1.

Professionals who you will need for development projects including title officers, lawyers, contractors, etc.Please update your profile so that your city/state show up.