Wouldn't exactly draw in a quality tenant wanting to make a great impression on their customers.What about a chiropractic office?

I’m willing to put my money where my mouth is here, providing you with a free trial of high quality leads starting today.

I'd like to wrap my efforts in a brand that I build that's based on doing profitable (i am an investor after all), yet quality work in turning around the underdeveloped in town 'hoods.Anywho, I'm interested in connecting with other REIs who can help me with this journey.

Looking for referrals for real estate agent and or property managers who have experience to work with remote investors and can provide valuable information on neighborhood, cash flow, tenant quality etc.Looking forward to be an active member in BP community any help is appreciated thanks!

At 30% down that is about a 850k property.Very tough to find a commercial property of quality in that range.

I think part of the offense they took may also have been from the fact that they had invested a fair bit of time in working with me, and I had then turned around and not hired them after seeming to be very interested (which I genuinely was -- but I also wanted to make sure I was getting the very best balance between price and quality that I could).I don't have a lot of experience dealing with contractors, so I'm honestly wondering if I committed a big faux pas, or if Company B is just unprofessional.

Capital improvements do not include the following as set forth in the regulations: correction of serious code violations not created by the tenant; improvements or repairs required because of deferred maintenance; or improvements that are greater in character or quality than existing improvements ("gold-plating" "over-improving") excluding: improvements approved in writing by the tenant, improvements that bring the unit up to current building or housing codes, or the cost of a substantially equivalent replacement."

I realize that my quality will go down with the renters also but I also know that if I screen correctly that I can find some good section 8 tenants.

If you went and bought a blue chip stock with a good dividend or a high quality bond, your $25,000 would earn you 2-3% in dividend and/or interest and you have to do nothing; your money works for you.

My question is 2 part, 1) do you know any good quality courses to take?