Vdiaz@myccmortgage. comShe has been working as a loan officer for three years now and can get you what you need.

Retail, Office, Industrial or Specialty... they are all very different.  

Here in Missouri I know some people in my office choose to pay themselves through an LLC (I'm an agent at Keller Williams) but the only ones I know of are also multi-agent groups or people who have broker licenses.  

Call your local economic development office see what they see going on what areas are building up.Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

I've seen this happen in my area where the bank owned the property, thus having the exemptions removed and the property appraiser reappraising for value, that higher value is now taxed at the tax rate rather than a lower value being taxed at the tax rate.You could also call the tax collector office they are very amenable to helping out when investors call with questions. 

No mistake on plans, debating making it a office/nursery.  

I also look at the credit report and check the income to debt ratio as a loan officer would.

The absolute slam dunk is professional offices.

An informal probate would be available to a decedent who's asset total less than $150K.Ask you seller if the decedent owned other real property and stocks, etc. estimate what the total vslue of those might be (roughly) and then ask your title insurance officer what they require. 

The hardest part of this is probably making time to go to the attorney's office and sign documents. 4.