I've been lurking for about 6 months and really appreciate the realistic approach of this site.

I want to learn from veteran brokers who go to buildings to speak with office users in the flesh.. find out their best approach methods, ways to navigate today's office buildings, and ways they successfully obtain contact information on cold call tenants and obtain data to successfully create a prospect.If you are canvassing office properties to do tenant rep, I'd love to hear your tips and stories.

If I get through today and don’t’ find anything else that makes me run, I’ll approach the next steps which will be the attorney and financing.

Since I had no success with FSBOs & FRBOs on Craigslist, I contacted Realtors with seller listings for sale & for rent on Craigslist.After I asked would their seller consider a lease with option to buy, the Realtor told me there had been 2 contracts that fell through b/c of financing.The Realtor asked me how long would I want to lease and what is my situation.I already mentioned a "lease with option to buy" and the Realtor did not tell me to take a hike, so how should I approach this and answer the Realtor and seller?

With the direct approach, one deal would pay off and then it took a few weeks or a month to get the money into the next deal.

Taylor, that's the best approach IMO.

Hello all,Looking for some advise on approaching someone to lease/buy additional parking space for a potential acquisition.

I know of a commercial property that is approaching foreclosure, the bank has possession, the tenants are scared, it's 95% occupied.

not incredible returns I know, but hey I'm just happy it was a positive return!

I whole heartedly agree about the learning factor here on BP..it's so incredibly!