Hello BP nation!

We have leased to several restaurants- both local one-offs and national chains.

Active member of:ORRA (Orlando Regional Realtor Association), FAR (Florida Association of Realtors), NAR (National Association of Realtors) and Mid Florida Regional Listing Services MLS

Unless you're dealing with larger national or corporate tenants, there is a pretty good chance the Tenants will need a lot of hand holding as you explain the reconciliation process and any monies owed, etc. be prepared for a pushback, especially if they owe money.2. if the property is well managed, the reconciliation should be a breeze and most Tenants should not owe or receive credits of more than a few hundred dollars.

Also, I have an LLC and business credit card so obviously would like to eventually start building the credit of the business.Options I've Already Explored- several national banks- MACU and American Family- Zions Bank- local mortgage broker in St.

To do business you need an entity.Prior to that, you need to know what type of entity that is, based upon your desires.The easiest way to begin is to go to the National REIA, and find a "local" REIA to join.You will be among kindred spirits, and also through the group, have access to a support network that can answer questions and vette things like contractors, lenders, etc.Good luck...

Thanks Account Closedis referring to.ForemostWestfieldAuto OwnersBerkshireAffinity Group has a national program that many on BP useGood luck!

@Ashley LesieurWelcome to BP nation!

In California with MLS access, sentricard, San Diego, California & National Association of Realtors dues it is around $1,000 a year.

Talk to a few local credit unions and national mortgage lenders and you will probably be able to find an option for no money down.The best deals will be on property that needs a little work in order to qualify for an FHA.