There is 2000 sq. feet of commercial space on the first floor that is in pretty good shape.

And that leads someone to suggest I do a search, and we're back to square one.

But did you know that he was cut from his high school basketball team as a sophomore because at 5 feet 9 inches he was deemed to undeveloped?

Taxable Value (PVA website): $243,000. 5,000 square feet.

I just didn't want to make a square peg fit in a round hole because I am anxious to make something happen.Thanks again Jo

HOWEVER, I know I have lots to learn and thats why I'm here (it's hard to even know where to start).I'm just getting my feet wet and hope to be active very active on the forums from here on out as I seek to soak up information and learn everything I possibly can.

I still think a well thought out direct mail program is they way to go for marketingAs far as education you cant beat Josh and Brandons "Beginners Guide to REI" found here on BPAnother guy I reccomend Highly is Justin Williams at www.houseflippingHQ.comHe has a course called FFF which is excellent and he sells for peanuts,,,plus hes a honest squared away going doing the business full time,,,,In time youll find REI is a tough little nut to crack ,,but it is worth all the effort if you stick to your guns and press onHope this helps,,,I wish you ther post.Im a contractor and I post here about plumbing and contractor issues from time to time.I love BP and all the gang here and I try to help and do my partGood Luck RobertDD in Los Angeles

And if the extended hold isn't worth it at least you have a contract so that the seller doesn't get cold feet later when you can get it sold.

Bill-I'm going down to the local community college this Friday to see about getting my feet wet with some summer math.

I've recently started trying to broker wholesale distressed properties in my home town of Yuma and am trying to figure out the best first step to get my feet wet.