Hey guys and galsI have a commercial property that i plan to build some rental space on. Id love it if anyone could try and poke some holes in this deal, and tell me what i missed. The bank i have been talking to want...

He wants to sublet part of his warehouse.

As an analogy, your car has many gauges indicating speed, RPM, engine temperature, oil pressure etc; your task is to make sure that they are indicating the proper value for your car's current situation and position.  

During these years until the present, I also worked from time to time doing repairs and improvements independantly in various buildings from offices to warehouses from vacant houses that were barely standing to homes (on occasion) who’s valued more than a couple of million dollars.

We use a glue edge vinyl plank from Surplus Warehouse.

You can learn a ton from the real estate experts on the site.For turnkey in Memphis, I recommend that you check out the following companies.Discount Property Warehouse - Robert Feol and @Stephen Akindona Buy Memphis Now - @Curt DavisMemphis Turnkey - @Alex CraigMid South Best Buyers - Terry KerryMemphis Buy and Hold @Derrick CraigMemphis Invest - Chris ClothierThey are all top notch.Best of luck to you!

Those guys are gone and Terry is still around, that should tell you something.Most companies mark up one way or another, whether they buy in bulk and warehouse it or simply charge maintenance fee on top of it.  

I'm specifically looking for small infill warehouses near city centers and well located multi-families around Boston.  

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I hear a lot of great advice for screening tenants for rental properties wit SFR and MFR, but what kind of screening do you do for a small business looking to lease office/warehouse/work space?