Or are you asking about a retail tax software that can handle your tax return?

My issue is I can’t seem to find any deals on the normal market where I would normally find my MF / Retail / Office deals (Loopnet, Crexi, CBRE, JLL, M&M, RCM etc.).

Hey There @Ryan Hayhurst I am a Realtor and PM here in Toledo, I also invest in Akron and Cleveland OH as well as Tampa, FL and I find that the Toledo market is a bit different from all others, not to mention, extremely low purchase prices on fixer uppers as compared to their retail value (Which helps assist with BRRR investors), in this case Toledo is full of promises.

I'm new to the world of real estate investing but have extensive experience as a broker working with large retail shopping centers from sales, leasing and asset management.

Both are saying pretty much the same thing in that over the past few months there is currently an under-supply of housing to demand.Yes, people on the low-end, retail clerks, restaurant workers, etc., are seriously hurting from lack of jobs.

Conversely with another project say retail the exit timeline might be 2 years to create the value.

I've rented to med students, bartenders, interns, corrections officers, IT guys, retail workers, pretty much the whole spectrum of occupations.

Quicken for $30 on sale ($50 retail)is overkill for 14 properties. 

It's nice to see another agent making the jump from retail to investing.

On my commercial retail deals typical is 1% by a capital markets mortgage broker unless under 1 million loan than 10k minimum fee to them.