@Alyse Oz call Lombardo Environmental and get a second opinion.

I like your writing style, very simple and clear.I've hoarded on cash this time (keeping my powder dry as you said), and rather buy when RE is lower that current highs, than pull the trigger due to impatience.

A word to the wise though: I like your style, but your posts in the Forum are suspiciously edging towards direct advertising (by encouraging us to look up your SPONSORED profile) ie. only appropriate for the Marketplace Section.

Any environmental issues?     

If you do not want to work your way up in the business and want to pay for instant success, then you may want to look for more of one on one type of paid mentors... these free for all guru events are full of information but very hard to cram what would take you years to learn into a 3 day weekend.BP has a bunch of regular investors that share their investing theories and stories and some of this may help you and its free.. really depends on your learning style...

Larry,I would think it would be based on a few different factors, mostly what your RE investment objectives and style are.

The older dry cleaners even if gone from the center are known for environmental issues.

I have about 100 questions from environmental to lot size to location.

Where do you see the property in 5 years ,10 years,etc  What is the long term outlook environmental concerns (hurricanes,etc) Lack of control is a big issue What do you think

He doesn't brag about himself or his business, really like his style.