for interviewing a buyer's agent, just call around to different real estate offices and ask to speak with an agent who deals with investors--there's always someone.if you're wanting to wholesale, i would imagine that you could find better deals on your own than you would on the mls.

If not, you can certainly go to the recorders office and ask about recent sales information.

Personally I would not get involved in such a deal without a NNN lease because it ensures the tenants will not only take care of the building and produce much less wear and tear, but they will be responsible for much of the day to day - the whole reason for getting into an office deal in my opinion.

You can look up their loan(s) on your county recorder's website or at their office.

I work in retail and office property, but there are others that focus just on apartment complexs, medical office buildings, drug stores, etc.

Start at the recorder's office, and they can probably point you in the right directly.Jon

Supply and demand is an overpowering force.

I have a feeling that the Maine market may be similiar to the Maryland market.....more demand than supply in many areas.

I objected, and called the office.

Right now we can't find enough below market value properties to supply our investors, so we are starting to bid on foreclosures at the courthouse here in Phoenix, AZ.