There are tired landlords that want out that will sell at a discount and new guys getting in that will pay retail and you can have the difference for putting them together.

There are ways for people to buy homes under $50K, but they are not as cut and dry as a regular retail buyer above $50K.

Anyone who has retail land/parking lot may want to consider this.

Or will you pay retail?

The man is not growing for retail.  

Im new to this and trying to figure out many many things like acquisition, capital, retail what IS AND ISNT a good deal and EVERYTHING possible.

Although there is basically no develop-able land left for new construction, there are great opportunities for rehab and retail sale since many foreclosures still exist, and prices are steadily increasing.  

Retail markets typically target 30-45 days.

Here's the formula: I need a business that generates massive amounts of cash which I can then use to lend (on real estate), while leveraging other people's money.By doing it this way, 2 things happen:1.

the last one here doesnt have a massive number of comps, doesnt need repairs and costs nearly 3/4 of a million.