I think it is an interesting question because I think that a lot of investors just name the actual business something bland because it's not a business that you use the branding like a retail business would.

Shouldn't be more than $2K total, and that's retail pricing.

If I cannot wholesale the property I will rehab the property and will retail flip the property for $__,___ of profit.3.

$200/sf is on the low end for retail builders (investor pricing), and $300/sf is more typical.

Why not get on the retail side as an independent broker, did you do any underwriting?

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This is a very basic idea but what about something really indepthDo you guys think a game (like the sims or a massive online game) about real estate investing could be useful?

We focus on retail real estate and also do tenant representation for approximately 15 companies.

If that goes well I would track down a good retail broker and get their take before you get serious on a contract. 

Would retail store/storage owner pays the utility typically in this type of deal ?