I think you can also have a police officer deliver it for you but I have always done it myself.

its a lot to take in there are so many revenue streams I am just trying to figure out which is rite for me at 43 years old.

Dube could be persuaded to revise their work.Finally, if you are interested in commercial real-estate (larger apartment buildings, office complexes, strip malls, factories, etc) then "Commercial Real Estate Investing" by the father and son team of Pierre & Claude Boiron, while a little pricey and fairly Ontario centric in its examples and some of its material, is one of the most thorough introductory references you will find.

The property is close to our current office but much larger.

So a good loan officer, eviction attorney, contractor, etc. 

Your office flooring needs to fit the space both in design and usability. 

He's also got a 5-7 stall horse barn with tack room and a large tractor/equipment building with A/C office space. 

@Jacob Calbillo Dont know the area of San Antonio however as previously mentioned most certainly go to that county or city zoning/planning office and find out every thing you can about that parcel of land. 

Otherwise, we will take ownership of all remaining items (it's not garbage, it just a lot of stuff...some of value, some not).3) In exchange for this, we will office out of part of the building, rent-free, that is tenant-ready and hasn't seen the wrath of his wife.

I am looking for a future investment property as my company is planning on relocating me across country to either Texas or a satellite office in Florida and I want to get advice on going about finding a great Real Estate Agent?