My preliminary numbers show I could bring in $325/mo if they are all rented.I'm fighting hard to convince my property manager this is a good idea.

Tenants could get CAM shock from higher taxes that push all in CAM up 2 to 3 dollars more a foot.100 other items.Are you paying cash?

I have some preliminary cost numbers for the rezoning process to renegotiate the price with the owners and a firm that is going to handle the rezoning.

I feel like this is the best market for me based on the entry cost and returns, but do not want to be shocked/surprised by some unforeseen issues in the future.

I dont look at everything I come acrossed, but if preliminary numbers look good, I'll run out and take a look. 

It’s like comparing a shocking event (e.g. watching Russia invading Ukraine on TV) to a zombie apocalypse.I read someplace that 60% of pre-foreclosure deals come within the final 3 days before auction.

Actually SHOCKED by how many hard lines I'm seeing in here.

The seller and I have been in discussion about seller finance and she was kind of shocked when I told her I could not pay near her asking even with owner financing.

I'm not a fan of the super regionals, or national banks.Interest rate shock after 7 years is critical, a 2% rate increase on a $1MM loan is $20,000.

I also had a bit of sticker shock with Loopnet.