I just need to know a few basics before I begin looking for a buyer.Bob [email protected],You have what's called a "mixed use" property, it's even MORE complicated than commercial & up there with the development/subdivision wrap-around mortgages I put together between developers/sellers/backers/& buyers;Have the toughest in the world on my plate right now...mixed Use Horse Barn Construction to Perm w/22oosq.ft of living quarters in the same structure...yes, it was a nightmare.If I can get IT done, Your place will be a walk in the park.1-Know Your buyer/borrower; start off w/a credit report, financial statement, & their business plan, unless they're buying Your going business(?)

With a cookie cutter home it is not only the market but also the developer.

The best referral for me would be someone needing financing for a commercial project (buying a plaza, apartments, developing land) or an introduction to a commercial real estate agent.

I jumped in with another builder as an investor/broker and am trying my luck with a 15 unit luxury condominim development as well.

I am looking at getting a software program to help organize the properties that I am working on, chasing, or interested in.

First let me state that is so frustrating to be behind the curve...while I was paying 200 sheckles to go over the contracts for a pre-development contract the pre-development sold out.

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I have been in the public sector in the development world and cannot tell you how many times I have "made the deal, saved the deal" and the other guy has made the profit.

Each variation was developed to meet specific consumer and lender needs.

I have many sites throughout Brooklyn, Williamsburgh, Greeenpoint area some with plans all for condo conversion, One right on Broadway very busy, close to Gretch Building, Developers reply or investors